As an enterprise and other market operating entities, you need to abide by the relevant provisions of the law. The market has relevant regulatory units and relevant market supervision laws. As an operator, you need to understand it in detail. Then , what are the market supervision laws? Let’s learn more about them together. 1. What are the market supervision laws? The Market Supervision Administration is what we usually call the Industry and Commerce Bureau. It is an important administrative law enforcement department of the government. This department has many administrative law enforcement contents. The legal aspects include the Company Law, the Trademark Law, the Advertising Law, the Consumer Rights Protection Law, the Product Quality Law, the Anti-Unfair Competition Law, and the Property Rights Law of the People's Republic of China. wait. In terms of regulations, there are "Details for the Implementation of the Trademark Law", "Regulations on Advertising Management", "Regulations on Enterprise Registration and Management", "Regulations on Enterprise Registration List", "Regulations on the Registration and Management of Outdoor Advertising", and "Notice on the Payment of Trademark Registration Fees" wait. 2. Elements of the crime of disrupting market order 1. Object elements The so-called object of the crime refers to the socialist relationship protected by my country’s criminal law and violated by criminal acts. The object violated by the crime of disrupting market order is the socialist market order protected by the criminal law; 3 , Objective aspect The objective aspect refers to the conditions under which the object was harmed by what behavior, and what harmful consequences it caused. The objective elements of the crime of disrupting market order are: (1) Violation of industrial and commercial administrative land, commodity inspection, labor and other market management regulations; (2) Damage to national interests, social welfare and the legitimate rights and interests of others; (3) The circumstances are serious or The amount is relatively large or causes heavy losses to others, with harmful consequences. 4. Criminal subjects. Criminal subjects are those who perform behaviors prohibited by criminal law. Those who cause harmful consequences to society and should bear criminal responsibility can be divided into natural person criminal subjects and unit criminal subjects. Two categories. The requirements for a natural person criminal subject are: (1) Aged over 16 years old; (2) Having the ability to control and identify one's own behavior, that is, a non-mental person and a mental patient who has not completely lost the ability to identify or control his own behavior. Unit criminal entities refer to companies, enterprises, institutions, government agencies and groups as stipulated in Article 30 of the New Criminal Law. Such entities can all constitute the crime of disrupting market order. If an unit commits a crime, the unit shall be fined, and the leaders and persons directly responsible shall be investigated. 5. The subjective aspect of the crime refers to the perpetrator's mental state of the behavior that harms society and its consequences. It is divided into two types: intentional and negligent. 3. What are the details of the crime of disrupting the market? It is divided into many crimes. Here are three typical ones: 221 Crimes of endangering business reputation and product reputation refer to forging and distributing false facts, endangering other people's business reputation and product reputation, and causing heavy losses to others. If there are other serious circumstances, the person shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than two years or criminal detention, and may also be fined. Article 222 The crime of false advertising refers to the violation of state regulations by advertisers, advertising operators, and advertising publishers. Anyone who uses advertisements to falsely promote products or services, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than two years or short-term imprisonment, and may also be fined. Article 223 The crime of collusion in bidding refers to the collusion between bidders in bidding quotations. Harming the tenderer or other tenderers. Although the above three types are different, they all disrupt market order and are detrimental to economic operations, so they are all crimes of market disruption.