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The Enforcement of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law during the Financial Crisis: A Comparative Study

In: Frontiers of Law in China
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Pinguang Ying
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22 Oct 2011
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The economic recession throughout the history has always been accompanied by relaxation or abandonment of anti-monopoly laws, but this crisis is not experiencing substantive recession of anti-monopoly law enforcement in major countries and regions. This has mainly resulted from the recognition that anti-monopoly law enforcement could ease adverse effects of economic recovery. Considering China’s short history of anti-monopoly law enforcement and consistent tradition of government intervention in the economy, more strict anti-monopoly law enforcement should be adopted, and more attention should be paid to government-led anti-competitive efforts.

Title:
The Enforcement of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law during the Financial Crisis: A Comparative Study
Article Type:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11463-011-0147-z
Language:
English
Pages:
635–644
Keywords:
financial crisis; anti-monopoly law; competition policy; industrial policy
In:
Frontiers of Law in China
In:
Volume 6: Issue 4
Publisher:
Higher Education Press (China)
E-ISSN:
1673-3541
Print ISSN:
1673-3428
Subjects:
China, Asian Studies

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