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Angela Huyue Zhang: Who is guarding China's trust busters?

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File photo of visitors walking at Audi's exhibition booth at Auto China 2014 in Beijing in April. China said August 6, it will punish foreign car makers Audi and Chrysler as well as some 10 Japanese spare-part makers for violating the country's anti-monopoly law.   © Reuters
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The National Development and Reform Commission, China's forceful economic planner and industrial regulator, has recently grabbed headlines at home and abroad as an aggressive antitrust enforcer.

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