< p > from saliva wars, anti monopoly to unfair competition; from the Guangdong high court to the Supreme Court...

"A href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_p.asp "3Q wars > /a" continues to upgrade, and its essence lies in contention for the desktop client of users, thus occupying the commanding heights of Internet entry.

In recent years, from the browser, the player and even the input method, all the Internet wars begin.

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< p > China's anti price monopoly efforts are constantly increasing. The country's < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_z.asp" > the NDRC < /a > will focus on the price monopoly behavior of the six industries of aviation, daily chemical, automobile, telecommunications, medicine and household appliances in the future.

This is the national development and Reform Commission Price supervision and anti monopoly bureau responsible person recently revealed here.

Recently, nearly 60 top executives of daily chemical, automobile, retail, pharmaceuticals, electricity suppliers, LCD panels and other industries in Guangzhou, Guangdong province have organized the centralized training of Guangzhou Price Bureau to learn the relevant laws and regulations on anti price monopoly.

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< p > "the healthy development of China's Internet industry needs to constantly improve the rules of competition."

Many industry experts say that in view of the current development of the Internet industry, we must oppose the abuse of market rights and oppose unfair competition, which requires a clear definition of competition rules, competition rights and competition standards. It is also necessary for enterprises to adjust their competitive relationship with each other so as to achieve honest management and gain the recognition of the market and users through their own efforts and accumulation.

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Since the beginning of this year, the anti price monopoly of the country has been repeatedly attacked by P, with a high degree of social concern.

At the beginning of the year, the national development and Reform Commission issued a total of 353 million yuan for the internationally renowned 6 LCD panel enterprises. The price of the LCD panels was 353 million yuan. This is also the first time that China has imposed a price monopoly on foreign enterprises. In August, 6 domestic milk powder producers were punished by a total of 670 million yuan for violating the "anti monopoly law" to restrict competition. It became the largest ticket in the history of antitrust in China. Two milk powder enterprises in Guangzhou were punished.

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< p > according to Lu Yanchun, the State Development and Reform Commission's price supervision and inspection and deputy inspector of the antimonopoly Bureau, the state attaches great importance to anti price monopoly. At present, the anti price monopoly law enforcement system with the central and provincial two levels as the core has been basically established. It has formed the anti monopoly law, the anti price fixing regulations, and the anti price monopoly administrative enforcement procedures regulations as the main body of the anti a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_h.asp" > monopoly "/a > laws and regulations system, and the anti price monopoly work has been increasing.

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< p > according to Lu Yanchun, in recent years, the state and province's price supervision and inspection departments have investigated the cases of price monopoly, including cases involving price monopoly agreements by operators or industry associations, and cases of abuse of market dominance and abuse of administrative power to exclude and restrict competition. The types of enterprises involved are state-owned enterprises and private enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises, and trade associations. The cases involve aviation, books, paper making, daily chemical, automobile, insurance, telecommunications, medicine, milk powder, liquid crystal panels, liquor, gold, sea sand, seeds and other industries.

Next, the NDRC will focus on aviation, daily chemical, automotive, telecommunications, medicine, household appliances and other six industries.

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