Research on Competition Law Systems

Author: Lü Mingyu
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Publish Date: 2004-10-13
Features: This book conducts an in-depth study of antitrust legal systems, antimonopoly legal systems, and the relatively independent yet distinctive aspects of antidumping and anti-subsidy legal systems, which are part of the antimonopoly legal system. From the perspective of institutional analysis, this research interprets the rationale and objectives of competition law systems, explores the patterns of their development and evolution, reveals the value and functions of competition law systems and their implementation pathways, seeks effective strategies for constructing and improving competition law systems, and proposes its own insights and perspectives on the development and refinement of specific competition law systems in China's economic transition period, with the aim of contributing to the establishment and improvement of China's competition law system. In the process of studying various specific systems within competition law, this book emphasizes the absorption of the latest domestic and international research findings in competition law systems, focusing on the current weak areas of competition law research, highlighting key points, and emphasizing individuality. Against the backdrop of unprecedented global economic integration and China's accession to the WTO, this book pays more attention to the study of international competition law systems, demonstrating strong practicality. This book can serve as a textbook for students majoring in law and economics at universities, as well as a reference for government officials, enterprise employees, and public institution staff engaged in legal, economic, and particularly market management work.