Research on Legal Issues in Market Supervision

Author: Tan Ling
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book discards the prevailing notion that market supervision is simply about increasing administrative control. It argues that this approach of strengthening government regulation to regulate market order is counterproductive to improving market supervision. The correct method should be for the government to withdraw as much as possible from market supervision, allowing enterprises to proactively pursue fairness and reputation. It proposes the idea that government market supervision should be based on "limited supervision" and "efficient supervision," aiming to provide more innovative legislative approaches for drafting market supervision regulations. The book identifies existing problems in China's current market supervision and offers suggestions on how to address and improve them, making it highly significant both theoretically and practically.