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China's competition law should not be overburdened, key antitrust advisor says

By MLex Staff ( November 29, 2021, 06:56 GMT | Insight) -- China’s Antimonopoly Law should not be overburdened, despite the fact that it has been used this year to make significant progress to resolve tough, longstanding issues, especially those involving the online-platform economy, according to a prominent Chinese competition scholar. If the government relies excessively on the AML, other laws such as those regulating specific sectors will be neglected, Shi Jianzhong, a member of the Expert Advisory Group at the State Council's Antimonopoly Commission, told a competition webinar this weekend.China’s Antimonopoly Law, or AML, should not be overburdened, despite the fact that it has been used this year to make significant progress to resolve tough, longstanding issues, especially those involving the online-platform economy, according to a prominent Chinese competition scholar....

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