Monopolization, Competition and the Market Regulation
Zhu Han-min
Abstract
Zhu Han-min
Abstract
The economic monopolization refers to the control over the market and the interference in it. It contains the enterprise monopolization and the government monopolization. The harm monopolization is tremendous, so the laws all the countries impose very strict restrictions on it. The present Anti-Unjust Competition China is not powerful enough to restrict the monopolization, especially the economic monopolization from the government. The economic and legal thoughts the Anti-Trust Act of U.S.A. and its enforcement have provided us with a very good reference model. Hence, it is an important guarantee the setup the perfect market order to use the US experience for reference, to revise and perfect the Anti-Unjust Competition Law and to standardize the government monopolization.
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The economic monopolization refers to the control over the market and the interference in it. It contains the enterprise monopolization and the government monopolization. The harm monopolization is tremendous, so the laws all the countries impose very strict restrictions on it. The present Anti-Unjust Competition China is not powerful enough to restrict the monopolization, especially the economic monopolization from the government. The economic and legal thoughts the Anti-Trust Act of U.S.A. and its enforcement have provided us with a very good reference model. Hence, it is an important guarantee the setup the perfect market order to use the US experience for reference, to revise and perfect the Anti-Unjust Competition Law and to standardize the government monopolization.
Key concepts: Monopolization, Government (linguistics), Competition (biology), Enforcement, Economics, Market power, Order (exchange), Harm