Haliza A. ShukorNazura Abdul Manap2024-05-282024-05-2820180127-0699https://oarep.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/6745The common objectives of competition law in most jurisdictions in the world including Malaysia are to enhance economic growth via the competition process and provide protection to consumers. Hence, in order to achieve that purpose, commercial practices are subject to the scrutiny of the competition authority to ensure that their activities comply with the provisions provided by the competition law. Therefore, it is the objective of this article to identify areas in the Competition Act 2010 which are relevant for business operators and to provide suggestions so that infringement of provisions in the Competition Act 2010 can be avoided. This research employs a library based approach which collects data from statutes, decided cases, books and journals.en-UScompetition law, Competition Act 2010, commercial activities, business, implications.The Provisions In The Competition Act 2010 Relating To Commercial Activities In MalaysiaArticle1121