Why the anti-monopoly law of China 2007 fails to protect privately-owned SMEs: struggling against collusion between administrative agencies and state-owned enterprises

Wang, Jing (2017) Why the anti-monopoly law of China 2007 fails to protect privately-owned SMEs: struggling against collusion between administrative agencies and state-owned enterprises. In: International Meeting on Law and Society, 20th-23rd June 2017, Mexico City, Mexico. (Unpublished)

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Why the anti-monopoly law of China 2007 fails to protect privately-owned SMEs: struggling against collusion between administrative agencies and state-owned enterprises

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Wang, Jing

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23 June 2017

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H Social Sciences > HC Economic History and Conditions
J Political Science > JX International law
K Law > K Law (General)

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Huddersfield Business School > Law Research Group
Huddersfield Business School

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