英文摘要 |
How to properly deal with the relationship between business innovation and regulation constitutes a major concern for sharing economic regulations. Judicial practice shows that if“traditional laws and regulations” are applied to the sharing economy, the participants' rights and interests cannot always be effectively remedied. However, due to factors such as cognition, norms and interests, “newregulations” are often “more aboutemphasizing regulation and less aboutencouraging development”. The 2017 “Guiding Opinions on Promoting Development of the Sharing Economy” adopted a mode with regulatory power moving downward, which may trigger regulatory fragmentation in the absence of guidance from feasible regulatory theories. At present, the fundamental cause for mismatch between sharing economy regulation and business innovation is that regulators still stick to a static regulatory idea and fail toadequately consider the secondary response frommarket players. By adopting a three-step analysis method based on the principle of regulation neutrality and taking into account the public interest and legitimateexpectation on institution, all social sectors could reach an “incompletely theorized consensus” at the “engineering technology” level toachieve interests balance. |