FTC, The Bureau of Competition is the partition of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charged with abolition and deterrence of "anticompetitive" commerce practice. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) accomplish this by means of enforcement of antitrust law, assess of proposed merger, and examination into other non-merger big business practices that may damage competition. Such non-merger practice comprises horizontal fetters, involving agreement between straight competitor, and vertical fetters, involving agreement among business at diverse levels in the identical industry.

The FTC share enforcement of antitrust law with the section of honesty. Though, while the FTC is in charge for social enforcement of antitrust laws, the antitrust separation of the Department of Justice has the authority to bring together civil and criminal action in antitrust matter.