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The aim is to assess how private enforcement of competition law operates in the EU and China, focusing on consumer protection.

Private Enforcement of Competition Law in the EU and China: Frameworks, Challenges, and Consumer Redress

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The aim is to assess how private enforcement of competition law operates in the EU and China, focusing on consumer protection.
Comparative analysis of competition law frameworks in China and the EU.
Evaluation of collective redress mechanisms and their effectiveness.
Discussion of recent developments in judicial interpretations and legislative frameworks.
China’s approach is contract-based, offering limited remedies for consumers.
EU framework emphasizes tort but faces high costs and evidentiary challenges.
Both systems require reforms to improve consumer protection and address market harms.

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This article examines private enforcement of competition law in the EU and China, suggesting improvements for consumer redress mechanisms.

Ruichen Zhang (2026) studied this question.

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This article examines private enforcement of competition law in the EU and China, suggesting improvements for consumer redress mechanisms.