Research on Jurisdictional Conflicts and Coordination in Anti-Monopoly Investigations under Globalization of the Industrial Chain - From the Perspective of Improving the Extraterritorial Application System of China's Anti-Monopoly Law

In the context of globalization and the profound integration of industrial chains, cross-border monopolistic behaviors have rendered the conflicts over anti-monopoly jurisdiction among countries increasingly prominent. This study, from the vantage point of enhancing the extraterritorial application system of China's Anti-Monopoly Law, conducts a systematic analysis of the underlying causes of such jurisdictional conflicts among countries, international coordination approaches, as well as the challenges China encounters in the practice of anti-monopoly jurisdiction.The research reveals that the core of jurisdictional conflicts lies in the interplay between national sovereignty and interests. Relying on the single entity principle and the effects principle, countries have been consistently expanding their extraterritorial jurisdiction, thereby giving rise to jurisdictional conflicts and the predicament of asymmetric regulation. China faces three major deficiencies: unclear extraterritorial application criteria, the absence of coordination mechanisms, and being at a disadvantage in the rules arena due to other countries' extraterritorial application based on the effects principle.Consequently, this paper innovatively puts forward a dual-track coordination mechanism. Internally, it aims to clarify relevant rules, while externally, it advocates the practice of international comity and the exercise of reasonable jurisdiction.