______________________ covers a range of actions aimed at harming actual or potential competitors, most often by using monopoly power, thereby enhancing the long-run prospects of the firm.

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Anti-competitive behavior is defined as actions taken by a company to harm actual or potential competitors, such as using monopoly power to gain an advantage. This behavior can enhance a firm's long-term prospects by reducing competition and securing a dominant market position. Self-dealing, information manipulation, opportunistic exploitation, and corruption may also be harmful to competitors but are not necessarily aimed at enhancing the firm's long-term prospects.

______________________ Covers a Range of Actions Aimed at Harming Actual