英文摘要 |
Administrative monopoly is a hybrid monopoly form with both administrative and economic nature. The existing China’s Anti-monopoly Law regime noticed the administrative nature of administrative monopoly but ignored its economic nature, which results in the problem of the ''overall absence'' of liability of business operators participating in the administrative monopoly and ''the transformation exception'' under some limited circumstances. As the fulcrum through which the administrative power affects the markets, the business operators have different subjective states when participating in monopoly behaviors. The different subjective states, combined with the different categories of the administrative monopoly, form pedigrees and modes to determine the accountability. However, under the existing legal system, amending the loophole through interpreting the existing law is not effective. Therefore, business operators which violate the law are not always punished. In the future, the amendments of China’s Anti-monopoly Law should treat the operators’ participation in the administrative monopoly as an independent illegal conduct, and impose different legal liabilities according to the different modes of the operators’ participation. Only in this way can the administrative monopoly be comprehensively and effectively prevented and deterred. |