Legislation intended to prevent mergers that are deemed to have anti-competitive effects on the business environment is termed:

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Antitrust legislation, also known as competition law, is designed to promote and maintain competition in industries by prohibiting mergers or acquisitions that would create a monopoly or otherwise harm competition. The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 is a well-known example of such legislation. "Anticompetitiveness legislation" and "tightness legislation" are not commonly used terms for this concept, and therefore not the best choices.

Legislation Intended to Prevent Mergers That Are Deemed to Have