The Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law

Edited by Michael Faure, Professor, Maastricht University and Erasmus School of Law, the Netherlands and Chairman of the Flemish High Council of Environmental Enforcement (VHRM), Brussels, Belgium and Xinzhu Zhang, Professor of Economics, Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics and Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China

Contents:

Introduction/Editorial Forward
Michael Faure and Xinzhu Zhang

PART I: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW
1. Recent Developments in Regulation and Competition Policy in China: Trends in Private Civil Litigation
Susan Beth Farmer

2. Abuse of Administrative Power to Restrict Competition in China: Four Reflections, Two Ideas and a Thought
Mel Marquis

3. Lenience and Compliance: Towards an Effective Lenience Policy in the Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law
Sharon Oded

PART II: ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW: PRACTICE AND CASES
4. Market, Regulation and State-Building in China
Shiji Gao and Yan Wan

5. Research on the Intensity and Effect of Industrial Administrative Monopoly in China
Liangchun Yu and Wei Zhang

6. A Comparative Study on Welfare Results of Nonlinear and Linear Pricing: Based on Asymmetric Duopoly Market
Fuliang Chen and Tao Xu

7. The Effect of the Chinese Telecommunications Reform on Industrial Growth: 1994–2007
Shilin Zheng and Xinzhu Zhang

8. Relevant Product Market Definition of Antitrust Cases in the Internet Industry: Taking the Baidu Cases as Example
Tao Wu

PART III: EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES ON THE ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW
9. The Modernisation of the EU Competition Law Regime: Institutional Design Lessons for China?
Firat Cengiz

10. Market Definition under Attack: How Relevant is the Relevant Market?
Hila Nevo

11. Competition Law and Market Integration – A European Perspective
Stefan E. Weishaar

12. Competition Advocacy and Case Law in Europe: The Case of the Liberal Professions
Niels J. Philipsen

PART VI: CONCLUSIONS: FUTURE LOOK
Conclusion: Future Look
Michael Faure and Xinzhu Zhang

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