Mfuamba Mutombo Fabrice, School of Law, Wuhan University, 430072, Wuhan, China Sun Jin, School Of Law, Wuhan University, 430072, Wuhan, China
ABSTRACT
The Congolese and Chinese institutions regulating monopoly and abuse of dominant positions have the law as their primary source. This article will discuss the institutional aspect of regulating monopolies in Congolese and Chinese competition law. This article aims to compare the organization, functioning, and competence of the institutions whose mission is to protect competition in the Congolese and Chinese markets. Two methods are adopted to achieve the objective mentioned above in this article. These are comparative and exegetical methods.
It turns out that the institutions regulating monopoly and abuse of dominant positions under Congolese and Chinese laws have almost the same mission and competence. Congolese and Chinese competition laws Monopoly and abuse of dominant position are the most commonly practiced anti- competitive acts between economic operators in the market. Congolese and Chinese laws prohibit monopoly and abuse of dominant position because they hinder or diminish competition and negatively impact consumers and economic activity. Therefore, the Congolese and Chinese competition laws provide for institutions devoted to regulating monopoly and abuse of position to guarantee the principle of free competition in the Congolese and Chinese markets.
Keywords: Institutional Aspects, Regulation, Monopoly, Abuse Of Dominant Position, Congolese And Chinese Competition Laws
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