By MLex Staff ( August 17, 2026, 08:09 GMT | Insight) -- Administrative monopolies in China's transport sector rarely take the form of explicit rules, instead arising through industry regulation, public policies and industrial-support measures, according to a Chinese transport policy researcher. Such barriers, along with differences in rules and enforcement across regions, raise business costs, putting government conduct at the center of China's push for a unified transport market, she said.China's push for a unified transport market is targeting less-visible administrative barriers that can restrict competition across regions, a Chinese transport policy researcher has said....
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