Unfair Business Competition Practices Between Modern Retail Stores And Traditional Markets Due To Noncompliance With Distance Regulations As Stipulated In Palangka Raya City Regional Regulation Number 17 Of 2014 On Modern Retail Stores

Abstract

This study examines unfair business competition between modern retail stores and traditional markets in Palangka Raya City due to non-compliance with minimum distance regulations under Regional Regulation No. 17 of 2014. Using an empirical, and regulatory analysis. The results show that the rapid expansion of modern retail outlets often violates zoning requirements, causing financial losses and business closures among traditional traders, alongside weak local government supervision. Consistent regulatory enforcement is required to ensure fairness and sustainable local economic development.