The Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law Enforcer publishes new draft rules on administrative monopolies

Wang, Peter J.; Evrard, Sébastien; Zhang, Yizhe; Harris, Stephen

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25 May 2010

The Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law Enforcer publishes new draft rules on administrative monopolies

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Chinese State Administration of Industry and Commerce, Draft rules on administrative monopolies, 25 May 2010 (Chinese)

On May 25, 2010, the State Administration of Industry and Commerce ("SAIC") published for public comment three sets of draft rules. These address (1) "monopoly agreements," that is, anticompetitive agreements, (2) abuses of dominant market position, and (3) "administrative monopolies," anticompetitive conduct undertaken or coordinated by governmental entities. The first two are revised versions of

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Peter J. Wang
Jones Day (Shanghai)

China 49 contributions 23072 visits
Sébastien Evrard
Gibson Dunn (Hong Kong)

Hong Kong 26 contributions 11915 visits
Yizhe Zhang
Jones Day (Beijing)

China 42 contributions 20002 visits
Stephen Harris
Winston & Strawn (Washington)

United States 27 contributions 22926 visits

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Peter J. Wang, Sébastien Evrard, Yizhe Zhang, Stephen Harris, The Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law Enforcer publishes new draft rules on administrative monopolies, 25 May 2010, e-Competitions State intervention, Art. N° 33675

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