abbr.联邦贸易委员会(美国负责确保公平商业竞争的政府机构)

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is responsible for enforcing antitrust laws in the United States.
美国联邦贸易委员会（FTC）负责执行反垄断法。
The FTC investigates and prosecutes companies that engage in deceptive business practices.
FTC调查并起诉从事欺诈性商业行为的企业。
Consumers can file complaints with the FTC if they believe they've been victims of unfair business practices.
如果消费者认为自己遭受不公平商业行为，他们可以向FTC投诉。
The FTC requires companies to provide clear and concise disclosures about privacy policies.
FTC要求公司对隐私政策提供明确和简洁的说明。
The FTC's recent guidelines emphasize the importance of data security for companies handling consumer information.
FTC最近的指导方针强调了处理消费者信息的公司数据安全的重要性。
Companies found guilty by the FTC may face substantial fines and legal consequences.
被FTC定罪的公司可能面临巨额罚款和法律后果。
The FTC collaborates with other government agencies to ensure a level playing field for consumers.
FTC与其他政府部门合作，确保消费者享有公平的竞争环境。
The FTC conducts public education campaigns to inform consumers about their rights and how to protect themselves.
FTC开展公众教育活动，以告知消费者他们的权益以及如何自我保护。
The commission's mandate includes protecting consumers from unfair, deceptive, or fraudulent advertising.
委员会的任务包括保护消费者免受不公平、欺骗或欺诈广告的侵害。
The FTC's work contributes to maintaining a competitive and trustworthy marketplace for all Americans.
FTC的工作有助于维护所有美国人的竞争性和可信赖的市场环境。