input: [1] Protect consumers, promote economic innovation, level the playing field for entrepreneurs [2] Established companies, especially telcos, may impose monopoly pricing, thus rendering many applications non-economic, and thus slowing digital development. Dominant firms may pursue predatory and anti-competitive behavior, slowing the growth of other members of the digital ecosystem and preventing the introduction of new products and services. [3] Complaints can be brought before regulators of competition policy. Civil suits can be filed on the part of companies hurt by anti-competitive behavior, seeking relief. Suits may also be filed on behalf of classes of consumers who believe themselves to be injured. Regulators may also monitor and investigate major transactions before they are finalized if they could have substantial impact on the emergence of the marketplace and on consumers. [0] 
output: Antitrust and competition