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The results of MOFCOM's review in Wal-Mart’s acquisition of control of Yihaodian is a reminder that non-competition factors play significant roles in AML merger control. MOFCOM’s decision in Wal-Mart/Yihaodian may be a striking "throw back" to the Coca-Cola/Huiyuan and Mitsubishi...

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Beyond Ownership : State Capitalism and the Chinese Firm

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Chinese state capitalism has been treated as essentially synonymous with state-owned enterprises (“SOEs”). But drawing a stark distinction between SOEs and privately owned enterprises (“POEs”) misperceives the reality of China's institutional environment and its impact on the formation...

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Impact of Antitrust Regulations on Firm Market Value : Evidence from Chinese and U.S. Internet Platforms

Huang, By Yong; Yin, Nina; Zhang, Vanessa Yanhua; Zhao, Shan - 2023

This study compares the impact of antitrust regulations on firm market value for Chinese versus U.S. internet platforms. Applying an event study approach to daily stock market data during 2010–2022, we investigate the cumulative abnormal returns of Hong Kong- and U.S.-listed internet...

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Taming the Chinese Leviathan : Is Antitrust Regulation a False Hope?

Zhang, Angela Huyue - 2015

supply of antitrust regulation of SOEs. Demand to regulate SOEs arises in both competitive and regulated sectors. After … SOEs, leading powerful SOEs to demand regulation of their state-owned rivals. On the supply side, the main supplier of … continues to deepen market reform and grants more autonomy to SOEs, demand for antitrust regulation will increase. However …

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Should On-Demand Ride Services Be Regulated? An Analysis of Chinese Government Policies

Yu, Jiayi Joey - 2019

, and passengers). Our analysis reveals that, without government regulation, the on-demand ride service platform can drive … the traditional taxi industry out of the market. Also, relative to no regulation and complete ban, we show that the …

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Whither Antitrust Regulation of Loyalty Rebates in China : The Tetra Pak Decision and Lessons from the EU

Yan, Xingyu - 2020

On November 16, 2016, China issued the trailblazing Tetra Pak decision, which introduced the concept of loyalty rebates into the Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law. This article is aimed at critically assessing the loyalty rebates analysis in this decision and discussing how the law could develop...

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The Law and Economics of Professional Regulation : What Does the Theory Teach China?

Philipsen, Niels J. - 2010

This paper addresses the economic theories of regulation with respect to professional services (such as those provided … regulation. The central question is what China can learn from economic theory and the recent debate on re-regulation of the …

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The Transformation of Political Communication in China : From Propaganda to Hegemony

Zhang, Xiaoling - 2011

This book examines different dynamics such as marketisation, globalisation and new media technologies that have driven the transformation of China's media industry - one of the primary battlegrounds where ideological, social and economic struggles are fought - against the backdrop of the growing...

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