By Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian, Axios
The Chinese government’s anti-monopoly machinery presents a major challenge to U.S. and European regulators, a new book argues.
Why it matters: China’s huge markets are attracting investment from multinational corporations and shaping the behavior of its own globe-trotting companies — giving international heft to the country’s idiosyncratic antitrust enforcement and putting it on a collision course with Western-style regulation.
