The State Administration for Market Regulation came to the w88 casino for investigation
w88 casino News Network (Reporter Du Yishan Wang Xiyuan Photography Wang Zheng)At 9 a.m. on May 28, Xu Xinjian, Director of the Regulations Department of the State Administration for Market Regulation, and Ren Duanping, Deputy Director of the Regulations Department, came to the w88 casino for investigation. Party Secretary Jiang Qingzhe, President Xia Wenbin, Vice President Wang Qiang, Vice President Wang Jingbo, etc. attended the meeting in the reception room 1001 of the Administration Building.
Director Xu Xinjian said that the vigorous development of new business formats and new fields has brought aboutAs for the question "What should the market be regulated? What are the boundaries of regulation? What are the risks of regulatory methods?", the State Administration for Market Regulation urgently needs a comprehensive "think tank" that can comprehensively consider and put forward opinions from legal, economic, financial and other aspects. It hopes to have long-term and in-depth cooperation with the w88 casino.
Secretary Jiang Qingzhe pointed out that with the continuous development of society, cross-integration is the general trend. Universities should closely integrate with government departments to give full play to their multi-disciplinary and multi-field advantages to jointly cultivate relevant talents and research academic issues. Director Xu Xinjian also expressed confidence in this cooperation and expressed his gratitude to the w88 casino for its support and attention.
After the meeting, the two parties were in the administrative building222 conference room for discussions and exchanges.Director of the Regulations Department of the State Administration for Market Regulation Xu Xinjian, Deputy Director Ren Duanping, Deputy Director Zhang Zhe, Level 4 Investigator Qiao Liangliang and heads of relevant departments of w88 casino attended the discussion. The meeting was chaired by Vice President Wang Jingbo.
At the meeting, the two parties had in-depth exchanges on regulating market formats and improving laws and regulations. We discussed regulatory issues such as market failure, chaotic market supervision, blurred legal boundaries, and low-price dumping. We also conducted discussions and exchanges on issues such as the three-dimensional relationship between the government, market, and society, and the dual-circulation pattern. We also put forward feasible suggestions and plans in terms of antitrust, improving fairness and efficiency, scientific government decision-making, and formulating market evaluation mechanisms.
