Anti-Monopoly Law: The Lawyers are Ready, but the Law Isn't

China's long-awaited Anti-Monopoly Law will become effective in one month. But lawyers are demanding that the government clean up some serious flaws and ambiguities in the draft mergers and acquisitions regulations.

42 minute readJuly 08, 2008 at 12:57 AM
By
clpstaff

China's Anti-Monopoly Law《反垄断法》 (AML) will finally take effect on August 1, and enterprises in China should be wary. After more than a decade of drafts and revisions, the law provides a

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