Group 1 - The revision of the Price Law is necessary and urgent to respond to the increasing demands for fairness, transparency, and justice in market activities, particularly in the context of unfair pricing behaviors like low-price dumping [2][3] - The government plays a crucial role in regulating pricing behaviors, especially in cases of market failure, such as low-price dumping, which disrupts normal business operations and harms the interests of other operators [3][4] - Strengthening the legal framework of the Price Law is essential for promoting high-quality economic development and ensuring that market prices accurately reflect supply and demand signals [4][5] Group 2 - Establishing a robust price regulation system is vital to curb unfair pricing practices, ensuring that pricing reflects market conditions and production costs [5][6] - The revision of the Price Law includes clearer definitions of unfair pricing behaviors, particularly low-price dumping, which is now explicitly categorized as an unfair pricing practice [5][6] - Promoting self-discipline and integrity among operators is crucial for maintaining fair competition, with the Price Law emphasizing the importance of honesty and trustworthiness in pricing activities [6][7]