Main Street Competes Act
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Summary
The Main Street Competes Act amends the Small Business Economic Policy Act of 1980 to require the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission to report biennially to Congress on how their enforcement of federal antitrust laws affects small business competitiveness. The bill mandates these agencies to track complaints from small businesses, document investigations and enforcement actions related to anticompetitive conduct and illegal mergers, and provide recommendations for administrative and legislative actions to promote competition and protect small business growth.
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