给“内卷式”竞争开“组合药方”
Ren Min Ri Bao·2026-01-14 22:51

Core Viewpoint - The "involution" competition is characterized by low price, low quality, and low-level competition, disrupting market signals and reducing resource allocation efficiency, which erodes long-term competitiveness of enterprises and affects the optimization and upgrading of industrial structure and high-quality development [1] Group 1: Regulatory Measures - The market regulatory authority has announced ten key regulatory measures to address "involution" competition, including a new Anti-Unfair Competition Law that targets malicious competitive behaviors such as forced low-cost sales and false transactions [2] - The implementation of a compulsory company deregistration system aims to orderly clean up dishonest entities [3] - The Fair Competition Review Regulation will ensure that policies related to industrial development and investment do not interfere with fair market competition [3] Group 2: Industry Standards and Compliance - The Internet Platform Antitrust Compliance Guidelines will support platform enterprises in managing antitrust compliance and identifying new monopoly risks [3] - Guidelines to enhance product and service quality on online trading platforms will focus on product innovation and standardization, promoting a shift from "involution competition" to "quality improvement" [3][4] - The action plan for enhancing standards in the new energy vehicle, lithium battery, and photovoltaic industries includes the development of 167 national standards to combat "involution" competition [4] Group 3: Implementation and Impact - The ten regulatory measures are designed as a comprehensive governance system, addressing market competition at various stages: preventing improper interventions, regulating enterprise behavior, and cleaning up dishonest entities [5] - Initial effects of these measures show a positive trend, with more rational market competition and a reduction in phenomena such as "subsidy wars" and "lowest price" strategies [6] - The measures are expected to drive enterprises to shift focus from price competition to quality and innovation [7]