Market Supervision Administration. Illegal business, that is, the crime of illegal business, refers to a crime that violates national regulations and commits one of the following illegal business behaviors:

1. Operating franchises, monopoly items or other restricted sales stipulated in laws and administrative regulations without permission items;

2. Buying and selling import and export licenses, import and export certificates of origin, and other business licenses or approval documents stipulated in laws and administrative regulations;

3. Failure to do so Illegal operations of securities, futures or insurance business, or illegal fund settlement business with the approval of relevant national competent authorities;

4. Engagement in other illegal business activities, disrupting market order, and serious acts.

Only with a fair and just market order and the formation of a unified, open, competitive and orderly modern market system can the market reasonably allocate resources. Good market order relies on market rules to maintain it.

Good market order is the prerequisite and guarantee for the market mechanism to work. The most basic market order is fair competition, because the role of the market mechanism is achieved through competition, and the price mechanism and supply and demand mechanism are inseparable from the competition mechanism.

As long as the market economy is implemented, the rational allocation of resources will inevitably be achieved. There is no circle without rules. Only with a fair and just market order can the market allocate resources reasonably and optimally.

Good market order relies on market rules. The absence of market rules will lead to market disorder, which will not only hinder the effective play of the market's regulatory role, but also hinder and destroy the normal operation of the entire national economy. Therefore, the fundamental goal of regulating market order is to ensure the healthy and orderly operation of the market economy so that the market can effectively play the role of resource allocation.

Legal basis:

"Measures for the Investigation and Punishment of Unlicensed and Unlicensed Operations"

Article 3 The following business activities are not unlicensed and unlicensed operations:

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(1) Selling agricultural and sideline products and daily necessities at places and times designated by local people's governments at or above the county level, or individuals using their own skills to engage in convenience labor activities that do not require permission according to law;

< p>(2) In accordance with the provisions of laws, administrative regulations, and decisions of the State Council, engage in business activities that do not require licensing or registration.

Article 6 If an operator engages in business activities without obtaining a business license in accordance with the law, the department that performs industrial and commercial administrative duties (hereinafter referred to as the industrial and commercial administrative department) shall investigate and deal with it.