The private enforcement of anti-monopoly law in a transitional China: an analysis from economic and comparative perspectives

Xue, Ying
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Title:The private enforcement of anti-monopoly law in a transitional China: an analysis from economic and comparative perspectives
Author(s):Xue, Ying
Director of Research:Garoupa, Nuno
Doctoral Committee Chair(s):Garoupa, Nuno
Doctoral Committee Member(s):Aviram, Amitai; Dharmapala, Dhammika; He, Xin
Department / Program:Law
Discipline:Law
Degree Granting Institution:University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Degree:J.S.D.
Genre:Dissertation
Subject(s):antitrust enforcement
private enforcement
development model
antitrust policy tools
sequencing of reforms
Abstract:From economic and comparative perspectives, this dissertation discusses the problems relating to the enforcement of Chinese AML in general and private enforcement in particular; and argues that an effective antitrust enforcement is an inherent requirement of China’s sustainable economic development, but China should identify the proper role of private antitrust enforcement by looking at 1) the relationship between law enforcement and other policy tools such as advocacy and education, and 2) the relationship between public and private enforcement, given China’s developmental stage. China should also draw particular attention to the sequencing and pacing of reforms and the optimal level of enforcement.
Issue Date:2012-06-27
URI:http://hdl.handle.net/2142/32040
Rights Information:Copyright 2012 Ying Xue
Date Available in IDEALS:2014-06-28
Date Deposited:2012-05


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