With the enactment of China Anti-Monopoly Law on August 1, 2008, business operators especially established multinational enterprises has been on high alert to ensure their business operation complies with the law. Up to now, the AICs have handled more than 10,000 unfair competition cases in China, with more and more judicial precedents being set.
Business operators that have violated the China Anti-Monopoly Law will be fined heavily and brings great legal risks to the day-to-day business operation. The usual area that business operators are monopolising the competition include monopolistic agreements among business operators and abuse of dominant market positions by business operators especially through its marketing practices.
China Anti-Monopoly Law Guide aims at helping operators understand Anti-Monopoly Law more deeply, know more about latest trend in this field and enforcement practice of enforcement agencies and control legal risks more efficiently.
Contents Includes:
Chapter 10 Overview of the Legal System of China Anti-Monopoly Law
Chapter 20 Anti-Monopoly Enforcement Agency
Chapter 30 Applicable subjects of Anti-Monopoly Law
Chapter 40 Relevant Market
Chapter 50 Monopoly Agreements
Chapter 60 Abuse of Dominant Market Position
Chapter 70 Concentration of Business Operators
Chapter 80 Abuse of Administrative Powers
Chapter 90 Abuse of Intellectual Property
Chapter 100 Investigation of Alleged Monopoly Acts
Chapter 110 Anti-Monopoly Litigation
Chapter 500 Attachment
Chapter 600 Bilingual Anti-Monopoly Law Terms
Chapter 700 Legislation (Bilingual)
Product Includes:
- 1 loose-leaf print volume(Chinese version and English version is sold separately)
- Approximate 4 updates a year
- Weekly PRC Briefing e-newsletter