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Revisiting China's Competition Law and Its Interaction with Intellectual Property Rights
With the interplay between competition law and IP rights becoming ever more intense in major economies a functioning framework is required to discourage monopolistic behaviour while stimulating innovation and consumer protection.
In this dissertation the author studies issues at the nexus between China’s Anti-Monopoly Law (AML) and a fast-evolving IP regime.De jurethe two legal systems pursue coherent goals of attaining maximum efficiencies in society and enhancing consumer welfare.De factothe aims are achieved through seemingly opposite means, i.e. safeguarding free competition for all market players versus granting exclusive rights to IP owners.
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