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ARTICLE · 14 JANUARY 2009

China Publishes Draft Market Definition Guidelines

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China's Anti-Monopoly Enforcement Authorities ("AMEAs") have taken a further step towards more active enforcement of the Anti-Monopoly Law ("AML"), with the publication of draft "Guidelines for Defining the Relevant Market" for public comment.

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Article by Hannah C. L. Ha , John M. Hickin and Gerry P. O'Brien

Originally published January 13, 2009

Keywords: China, Anti-Monopoly Enforcement Authorities, AMEAs, Anti-Monopoly Law, AML, Ministry of Commerce, MOFCOM, Guidelines for Defining the Relevant Market, State Administration of Industry and Commerce, SAIC, National Development and Reform Commission, NDRC,

China's Anti-Monopoly Enforcement Authorities ("AMEAs") have taken a further step towards more active enforcement of the Anti-Monopoly Law ("AML"), with the publication of draft Guidelines for Defining the Relevant Market for public comment.

The draft Guidelines explain the market definition methodology that the AMEA's will apply when enforcing key AML prohibitions such as those relating to monopoly agreements, abuse of a dominant market position, and concentrations that eliminate or restrict competition.

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