Pricing Acts of Business Operators

(1) Pricing acts of business operators refer to the acts of business operators in setting prices for goods and services and applying pricing strategies.
(2) Scope of application: The vast majority of goods and services that are not subject to government pricing or government referential pricing.
(3) In terms of pricing, business operators shall:
① follow the principles of fairness, legality, and good faith;
② be based on operation and management costs and market supply and demand;
③ make efforts to improve operation and management, reduce operation and management costs, provide consumers with reasonable prices of goods and services, and obtain legitimate profits in market competition;
④ establish and improve their internal price management systems based on their operating conditions, accurately record and verify their operation and management costs of goods and services, not engage in fraud or forgery.