低标高结玩价格猫腻 企业零售巨头在华屡触红线（Low level knot playing price tricky enterprise retail giants in China repeatedly touch red line）.docVIP

低标高结玩价格猫腻 企业零售巨头在华屡触红线（Low level knot playing price tricky enterprise retail giants in China repeatedly touch red line） Newspaper reporter Yang Bo The worlds largest retailer WAL-MART and its counterparts in France Carrefour become the focus of public opinion in the day before. For alleged price fraud and misleading consumers through advertising and other acts, two retail giants by the relevant departments named criticism and punishment. So far, both companies have issued letters of apology and compensation commitments, and Shanghai, Liaoning, Hunan and other places, prices have also been the existence of fraud supermarket stores were sentenced to 500 thousand yuan maximum fine. Analysts believe that the core reason for retailers to play price magic lies in the lack of integrity, especially in industries with a strong position of monopoly, which have not placed consumer interests at an important position. In addition, Chinas current price punishment for fraud is not large enough, not enough shock and awe, the lower cost of illegal, some enterprises will take the risk of touching the red line. Yin and Yang price tag exposure The national development and Reform Commission in January 26th published a statement from the midpoint pointed out that Carrefour, WAL-MART and other supermarkets in the city chain stores are part of original fiction, low to attract customers high settlement, the price does not fulfill promises, misleading price labeling and other fraud. The NDRC said it had instructed the relevant local price departments to be dealt with according to law, it shall be ordered to make corrections, confiscate the illegal income, illegal income and impose a fine of 5 times; there is no illegal income or illegal income can not be calculated, fined a maximum of $500 thousand. The goods listed in the development and reform commission merchant fraud evidence list includes thermal underwear, paper, coffee, tea and rice, which most consumers often buy goods. The exposure