Economic theory has proven that markets with a good performance, say in competition, maximise the general welfare of society. Both for consumers and producers. But when this does not happen, this is in the presence of market failures, we usually see inefficiency in the market.
Markets do not always work perfectly, and sometimes Adam Smith’s invisible hand could get shaky. Therefore, there are some tools that allow the states and governments to act whenever a market failure is detected.
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