试论竞争法上的竞争维持与成本效益原则（国外英文资料）.docVIP

试论竞争法上的竞争维持与成本效益原则（国外英文资料） Competition maintenance and cost-effectiveness principle of competition law Author: deng dexiong Middle image classification number: df 414 document identification code: a a The principle of cost effectiveness is an important principle to be considered in national or regional competition legislation and its implementation. The meaning of competition to maintain and cost-benefit principle is that if to maintain a certain market competition must be higher than the price of maintaining the competition may benefits or benefits, then keep the competition is not necessary. Instead, the government should consider making or implementing laws or policies that maintain competition in one market. Here one can is a regional market, a product or service market may also be a certain time, among them, the first two markets is often dies. The cost is the combined cost of sustaining this market competition in a reasonable and predictable period, including the cost of giving up the cost of sustaining this competition. If maintaining the competition beyond the scope allowed by the cost-benefit principle, or, if you maintain competitive costs more than maintaining competitive benefits, but the government also implement relevant policies or laws in order to maintain this kind of competition, so, the result may lead to the waste of public wealth. Consistent with the cost-effectiveness principle of maintaining competition is the cost-effectiveness principle of maintaining a monopoly, which is just a different point of expression. Sometimes, the aim of monopoly or antitrust is to mention competitive maintenance. If the costs of sustaining competition are higher than the benefits of maintaining competition, then the competition is not maintained, that is, to maintain a monopoly. On the contrary, we can also be expressed as cost-benefit principle, the cost of maintaining a monopoly if higher than maintain a monopoly profits, do not maintain a monopoly, that is, to