Arkansas Business Laws
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Welcome to FindLaw's section on Arkansas business laws, covering a wide variety of statutes affecting businesses and consumers alike. An important aspect of starting and operating a business is compliance with certain laws and regulations, which are intended to protect consumers and keep businesses honest. This section includes articles on statutory interest rate limits; antitrust laws, which are meant to prevent monopolies; and other laws that prohibit unfair business practices, such as price fixing. In addition, you can read about the various wage and hour laws that apply to employees. Click on a link below to learn more about the business laws of Arkansas.