What does the People's Daily say about antitrust? How to deal with monopoly?

Since the implementation of China's anti-monopoly law on August 1, 2008, significant progress has been made in the formulation of supporting laws and regulations and other normative legal documents, anti-monopoly review of the concentration of operators, and some notable actions have been taken to investigate and deal with other monopolistic acts. Antimonopoly regulation of abuse of dominant market position, joint restriction of competition, concentration of operators, and administrative monopoly, and enforcement of concentration of operators has been generally smooth.

Antimonopoly regulation on the other three types of monopoly behavior is not very useful and not effective enough. There is a big gap between the effect of the implementation of the Antimonopoly Law and the public expectation. There are many reasons for this. The surface reasons are insufficient law enforcement force, anti-monopoly legal awareness, anti-monopoly legal talent can not meet the needs of the monopoly force is too strong; the deep-seated reasons are, China's existing laws and supporting rules and the establishment and improvement of the socialist market economic system is far from the requirements of the socialist market economic system. In this context, the implementation of the anti-monopoly law is bound to conflict with the existing laws and regulations, related systems and institutions.

Thus, the difficulties faced in the implementation of the Anti-Monopoly Law are actually a microcosm of the difficulties faced in the improvement of China's market economy system. Strengthening anti-monopoly regulation will also effectively promote new *** same governance. China is recognized as one of the leading countries in the development of the global digital economy. It is necessary to promote the healthy development of the industry through antitrust, improve digital rules, and lay a solid foundation for the establishment of a new development model. In recent years, China has made significant progress in antitrust in the Internet sector.

It is important to see that the Anti-Monopoly Law applies to all subjects, treating domestic and foreign capital, state-owned and private enterprises, large and medium-sized enterprises, Internet companies and traditional enterprises equally. Its purpose is to ensure that all types of market players participate in market competition on an equal footing. Only by continuously improving the legal norms in the areas of monopoly determination of platform enterprises, data collection and use management, consumer protection, etc., and maintaining fair market competition, can the whole industry maintain its innovative vitality and realize healthy development. It is believed that by strengthening anti-monopoly regulation, the obstacles affecting the healthy development of platform economy can be eliminated, and the platform economy will usher in a better development environment.