Big enterprises should be China's antitrust-enforcement priority, expert says

By MLex Staff ( June 27, 2025, 06:17 GMT | Insight) -- China’s antitrust authorities, especially the central-level enforcement agency, should designate cases and markets with significant competitive implications as priority targets for enforcement, according to a renowned Chinese competition scholar. In a recent article published in Social Sciences International, a journal of one of China’s top think tanks, Wang Jian emphasized that enforcement actions against large enterprises should be incorporated into the country's strategic objectives for the next five to ten years.China’s antitrust authorities, especially the central-level enforcement agency, should designate cases and markets with significant competitive implications as priority targets for enforcement, according to a renowned Chinese competition scholar....

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Big enterprises should be China's antitrust-enforcement priority, expert says

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