Vietnam will introduce new regulations for companies such as Google and Alibaba. Why are some big companies vulnerable?

Because these large enterprises are prone to a monopoly situation, they will use despicable means to force other enterprises to have no way out, so the government departments will introduce some policies for this enterprise. The easiest thing to understand is a common thing. These large enterprises use their own capital thickness to implement some price wars, which will suppress some emerging enterprises. Even if these emerging companies have much better technology or ideas than them, companies like Alibaba and Google can achieve monopoly in a certain industry as long as there is no capital intervention. This is also the reason why Alibaba was fined by the state. This immoral way of competition will eventually bring bad consequences.

1. When Alibaba was fined 654.38+08 billion RMB 2021April 10, all major websites could see the news that Alibaba was punished by the state. This news made headlines and I believe many netizens saw it. Alibaba also lost more than 654.38+08 billion RMB due to its monopolistic behavior. Alibaba also readily accepted this punishment, because this punishment is well-founded, and Alibaba can't accept it. Really violated these laws.

Second, Google was once sanctioned by Europe. Alibaba was punished for monopoly, but these big companies were not punished for 1. Google once imposed sanctions on Europe for monopoly reasons. At that time, a very strict audit was also carried out, and then a very high price penalty was imposed. Google also readily accepted the punishment, because Google did violate the anti-monopoly law.

Third, Vietnam introduced new regulations for Alibaba and Google. Vietnam is a small country in East Asia, and the original enterprises are still developing. Therefore, other enterprises must have certain restrictions after entering Vietnam, so as not to affect the development of local enterprises in Vietnam. Therefore, Vietnam will make some new regulations for large enterprises.

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