Monopoly and Competition in the Operation of the Chinese Economy

Author: Qi Yudong
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: "Monopoly and Competition in China's Economic Operation": Monopoly and competition belong to the category of market mechanisms and are important components of economic operation. In practice, the economy of any country is neither a completely competitive economy nor a completely monopolistic one, but rather a combination of monopoly and competition to varying degrees. In terms of resource optimization allocation, monopoly and competition complement each other through their unique mechanisms and methods. The book is divided into three major parts—Concentrated Monopoly, Natural Monopoly, and Local Market Segmentation Monopoly—with a total of 18 chapters, conducting specialized and systematic research on each type of monopoly.
Part I: Concentrated Monopoly elaborates on the determination of monopoly, a systematic analysis of the causes of monopoly, the contradictory movement between monopoly and competition, the resource allocation effects of monopoly, an empirical analysis of the relationship between industrial concentration and economic performance in China, the transition from administrative segmentation monopoly to economic concentration monopoly, the direction of China's antitrust legislation, and regulation.
Part II: Natural Monopoly specifically analyzes the competition and regulation in China's power industry, telecommunications industry, railway transportation industry, civil aviation transportation industry, and postal industry.
Part III: Local Market Segmentation Monopoly provides a detailed discussion on the manifestations and characteristics of local market segmentation monopoly, the resource allocation effects of local market segmentation monopoly, the institutional analysis of local market segmentation monopoly, and institutional guarantees for completely eliminating local market segmentation monopoly.