The Slow Boat to Antitrust Law in China: An Examination of New Regulations on Monopoly Pricing

Although the government hasn't yet issued an overarching antitrust law, there are numerous regulations governing monopolies, price fixing and unfair commercial practices. The latest is a new anti-price monopoly law issued by the State Development Reform Commission.

17 minute readSeptember 02, 2003 at 12:58 AM
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By Peter Neumann and Jackson Guo, Faegre & Benson, Shanghai

On June 18 2003, the newly established PRC State Development and Reform Commission (the SDRC) issued the Suppression of Acts of Price Monopoly Tentative Provisions

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