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Abuse of Dominance

Keyword hub for abuse of dominance under China’s Anti-Monopoly Law—pricing, exclusivity, and platform-style conduct risk for strong market players.

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What “Abuse of Dominance” usually means

Orientation within Antitrust and Competition

Market

Dominance assessment

Shares, barriers, and platform ecosystem power.

Conduct

Risky behaviours

Exclusivity, tying, discriminatory treatment, unfair pricing theories.

Digital

Platform focus

Self-preferencing and data advantages as modern theories.

Compliance

Programmes

Sales playbooks and partner contracts need competition review.

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Antitrust & Competition Law Guide

Unilateral conduct and platform themes.

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Quick checklist

Before you escalate to counsel

  • Map market position honestly Share + alternatives.
  • Review exclusivity clauses Distribution and platform rules.
  • Document legitimate reasons For differential treatment.
  • Train sales teams No “choose one of two” freelancing.
  • Audit partner contracts yearly Especially digital channels.

Parent: Antitrust and Competition · National guide: Antitrust & Competition Law Guide.

Frequently asked questions

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Only monopolists?

Dominance is contextual; strong regional or niche players can still face theories.

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