Fair Trade Act Special Topics

Author: He Zhimei
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Publish Date: 2004-04-29
Features: This book includes ten papers and one translated work, most of which were published in recent years in the Zhongxing Law Journal and the Zhongxing Law Series. It begins with the development and legislation of restrictive competition, which can be considered the general introduction of the book, explaining the background, historical development, and legislative framework of competition law. Subsequently, it sequentially explores several important topics in the Fair Trade Act, such as business combinations, mergers, monopolies, and differential treatment. Through foreign legislative examples, scholarly opinions, and practical insights, it analyzes the constitutive elements and regulatory connotations of these restrictive competition behaviors, which belong to the specific discussions. After mastering the substantive normative system of the Fair Trade Act, it proceeds to examine the administrative authorities and procedural regulations of the Act from a procedural perspective. In summary, the book takes a horizontal approach, allowing readers to progress from the development of competition law to the analysis of individual behavioral patterns, and further to the organization, powers, and functions of the administrative authorities of the Fair Trade Act, as well as the characteristics of procedural proceedings. From a vertical perspective, it may draw on the experience of advanced civil law jurisdictions—France—since World War II in the legislative, enforcement, and scholarly development of the Fair Trade Act, which could serve as a reference for the implementation or future revision of the law. However, the author's knowledge is limited, and the arguments presented may be flawed. Kindly allow for corrections from the wise and knowledgeable.