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The NDRC Said That The Government Pricing Commodities Were Not Regulated By Anti Price Monopoly Regulations.

2011/1/5 9:54:00 30

　　 National Development and Reform Commission Director of price supervision and Inspection Division Xu K Lin 4, the price of commodities such as water, electricity, gas and refined oil, which is closely related to the common people's livelihood, is a government price. It is regulated by the government through the formulation and adjustment of price policy. It does not fall within the scope of supervision under the anti price monopoly regulation.

According to CNN's voice of economy, Xu Kunlin said, Anti price monopoly regulation "It mainly focuses on the market adjustment price and part of the government guidance price, which controls the price behavior of enterprises and operators. But Xu Kunlin also pointed out that the oil industry has moderate competition and some aspects apply to regulations. For example, if PetroChina and Sinopec sell gasoline in Beijing without discount, this is collusion, which is in violation of the anti price monopoly regulations and should be punished.

On the 4 day, the NDRC issued the "anti price monopoly regulations" and "anti price monopoly administrative law enforcement procedures regulations". The new law made specific provisions on the forms and legal responsibilities of price monopoly agreements such as price monopoly agreements, abuse of market dominance and abuse of administrative power.

In view of the vague concept of "excessive selling price" or "too low purchase price" in the anti price monopoly regulation, the difficulty of the operation may be relatively large. Xu Kunlin said that such discretion should generally be based on the level of the previous cycle, or the price level of the surrounding areas and similar products, and should take into account many other factors, such as whether it has made profits or not. Xu Kunlin also acknowledged that it was difficult to quantify all operations. It can only be judged by many factors according to law enforcement officers.