Competition

Digital transformation is profoundly impacting the production and consumption of creative goods and services, generating opportunities for some and challenges for others.

A global regulatory framework centred on transparency, accountability, and inclusivity is key to unlocking the benefits of artificial intelligence for all.

Marking World Consumer Rights Day, UNCTAD renews calls for policymakers and businesses to recognize and tackle existing bias hindering women in the marketplace.

Multiple global crises are threatening access to essential services for the most disadvantaged consumers. UNCTAD outlines the actions needed to safeguard their rights.

The emerging cost-of-living crisis added to the COVID-19 pandemic is undermining the financial resilience of many consumers, increasing their vulnerability.

Including a gender lens in consumer protection policies can empower women and help reduce gender disparities.

By Teresa Moreira, Head of Competition and Consumer Policies, UNCTAD

Stakeholders gather to share experiences and exchange information to advance the welfare of consumers in open markets.

Milestone places Peru at the same level as most countries in South America in terms of comprehensive competition legal frameworks.

The battle for audio-visual rights to sports events is as fierce as the action on the field, and competition regulators in developing countries must be prepared to play the game