The enforcement agency The substantive provisions of Japan’s competition rules are contained in the Antimonopoly Act of Japan (AMA). The Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) is the principal enforcement agency – it was established as an independent administrative office with broad enforcement powers and is composed of a chairman and four commissioners. The AMA comprises four major categories of regulations:
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