英文摘要 |
In the process of digital economic development, large platform enterprises have accumulated a large amount of data resources, creating a“digital divide”between large platforms and small and medium market players. Some small and medium market players need the data support of large platforms to continue their business. However, in order to maintain competitive advantages, large platforms tend to refuse reasonable data transaction requests of small and medium market players, and data crawling cannot meet the data acquisition needs of small and medium market players due to the great constraints of law. Since the application of the“essential facility doctrine”and“refusal to deal”under the framework of antimonopoly law cannot effectively solve the problem of“digital divide”, in order to balance the data rights and interests of large platforms and the development rights and interests of small and medium market players, it should return to the path of civil and commercial law to promote the data opening of large platforms and establish the compulsory contracting obligations of large platform in data transactions. When constructing the compulsory contracting obligation system of large platform in data transactions, caution should be exercised to set the applicable conditions and to clarify the system connotation to prevent the negative effects caused by the excessive application of the system. |