Wendy Ng is a Lecturer at Melbourne Law School, where she is the Associate Director (China) of the Asian Law Centre and the Deputy Director of the Competition Law and Economics Network.

• Part I. Introducing the Anti-Monopoly Law: 1. Competition law in China and the importance of context; 2. Legal analysis of the anti-monopoly law; Part II. A Political Economy Framework for the Anti-Monopoly Law: 3. Demand-side analysis of the anti-monopoly law; 4. Supply-side analysis of the anti-monopoly law; Part III. Understanding the Anti-Monopoly Law in its Context: 5. The making of the anti-monopoly law; 6. The public enforcement of the anti-monopoly law; 7. Conclusion.

Wendy Ng is a Lecturer at Melbourne Law School, where she is the Associate Director (China) of the Asian Law Centre and the Deputy Director of the Competition Law and Economics Network.

• Part I. Introducing the Anti-Monopoly Law: 1. Competition law in China and the importance of context; 2. Legal analysis of the anti-monopoly law; Part II. A Political Economy Framework for the Anti-Monopoly Law: 3. Demand-side analysis of the anti-monopoly law; 4. Supply-side analysis of the anti-monopoly law; Part III. Understanding the Anti-Monopoly Law in its Context: 5. The making of the anti-monopoly law; 6. The public enforcement of the anti-monopoly law; 7. Conclusion.

Wendy Ng is a Lecturer at Melbourne Law School, where she is the Associate Director (China) of the Asian Law Centre and the Deputy Director of the Competition Law and Economics Network.

• Part I. Introducing the Anti-Monopoly Law: 1. Competition law in China and the importance of context; 2. Legal analysis of the anti-monopoly law; Part II. A Political Economy Framework for the Anti-Monopoly Law: 3. Demand-side analysis of the anti-monopoly law; 4. Supply-side analysis of the anti-monopoly law; Part III. Understanding the Anti-Monopoly Law in its Context: 5. The making of the anti-monopoly law; 6. The public enforcement of the anti-monopoly law; 7. Conclusion.