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Antitrust, consumer violations in Australia's construction industry an ACCC priority in 2020

By Marissa Lague ( March 25, 2020, 03:13 GMT | Insight) -- Australia’s construction industry continues to be a focus for Australia's competition watchdog, with investigations into anticompetitive conduct in the multi-billion-dollar industry on the regulator’s list of targets for 2020. In a statement to MLex, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission said its Commercial Construction Unit had undertaken "a number of investigations underway into alleged anticompetitive conduct, including secondary boycotts" and that the probes were across  "a number of states” in Australia. Australia’s construction industry continues to be a focus of Australia's competition watchdog, with investigations into anticompetitive conduct in the multi-billion-dollar industry on the regulator's list of targets for 2020....

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