On the afternoon of September 14, the State Information Office held a routine briefing on State Council policies. Zhou Weijun, director of the Credit Supervision Department of the General Administration of Market Regulation, explained how to strengthen the supervision of payment practices of large enterprises. In recent years, “internal rolling” competition in some industries has intensified. Some large enterprises use their dominant position in terms of capital, technology, trading channels, and industry influence to squeeze small and medium-sized enterprises downstream of the industrial chain and supply chain and default on SME accounts for goods, projects, services, etc. This unreasonable cost transfer not only squeezes the living space of small and medium-sized enterprises, but may also weaken the resilience and vitality of the entire industrial chain and supply chain. The addition of Article 15 of the “Anti-Unfair Competition Law of the People's Republic of China” clearly stipulates the above acts. We think it is of great significance. It helps improve the survival and development of small and medium-sized enterprises, helps promote operators to establish a correct concept of competition, and helps to empower high-quality economic development.

On the afternoon of September 14, the State Information Office held a routine briefing on State Council policies. Zhou Weijun, director of the Credit Supervision Department of the General Administration of Market Regulation, explained how to strengthen the supervision of payment practices of large enterprises. In recent years, “internal rolling” competition in some industries has intensified. Some large enterprises use their dominant position in terms of capital, technology, trading channels, and industry influence to squeeze small and medium-sized enterprises downstream of the industrial chain and supply chain and default on SME accounts for goods, projects, services, etc. This unreasonable cost transfer not only squeezes the living space of small and medium-sized enterprises, but may also weaken the resilience and vitality of the entire industrial chain and supply chain. The addition of Article 15 of the “Anti-Unfair Competition Law of the People's Republic of China” clearly stipulates the above acts. We think it is of great significance. It helps improve the survival and development of small and medium-sized enterprises, helps promote operators to establish a correct concept of competition, and helps to empower high-quality economic development.