英文摘要 |
A large number of exclusive dealing behaviors spewing in the field of Internet have hampered the fair and free competition order, harming the consumer welfare. Because of the lag of legislation and theoretical studies, there are many difficulties in the regulation of such behaviors. As a result, it is necessary to analyze these behaviors in antitrust law. After learning the antitrust theory of the Chicago School and following the practical regulation way of the law enforcement agencies, we can analyze the facts and define the illegality. We can define the Internet enterprises' exclusive dealing behaviors from subjective and objective separately. It requires that actors have a dominant market position and these companies have really done the exclusive dealings in the sense of antitrust law. It's suitable to employ the rule of reason to identify its illegality. Comprehensive consideration of the factors is need, such as behavioral intentions, market entry barriers, technical innovation, consumer welfare and economic efficiency and so on. When the behavior's negative effects are greater than the positive effects, the behavior is illegal. |