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Policy
files advocacy letters
files amicus briefs to aid in court deliberations
gives Congressional testimony
solicits and reviews public comments regarding rules, cases, and policies
issues advisory opinions
publishes reports that examine cutting-edge antitrust and consumer protection issues
conducts studies pursuant to Section 6 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15 USC § 46
The FTC also works with competition and consumer protection agencies around the world to promote cooperation and sound policy approaches. The FTC has built strong relationships with its counterparts abroad, and helps countries around the world to develop and enhance their competition and consumer protection programs.