英文摘要 |
The private enforcement mechanism of anti-monopoly law and the cost-benefit theory in law and economics provide a theoretical basis for the arbitrability of antitrust disputes. When judging whether antitrust disputes are arbitrable, foreign-related arbitration should be differentiated from domestic arbitration and the arbitrability criterion can be established based on domestic public policy and international public policy respectively. The arbitrability of antitrust disputes in domestic arbitration can be judged by referring to China's competition policy and industrial policy; the arbitrability of antitrust disputes in foreign-related arbitration should be judged with reference to international public policies and the degree of relevance between the case and China. In the construction of specific implementation mechanism, arbitration of antitrust disputes can rely on the improvement of the internal arbitration procedure rules and the establishment of the external judicial review standards to achieve the dual balance between private dispute resolution and social public interests. |