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Chun-Kit (Kitson) Ng

Chun-Kit (Kitson) Ng is currently an SJD candidate at the University of Minnesota School of Law (expected Fall 2026). He received an LL.M. in Banking and Financial Law from Boston University School of Law in 2024, an LL.M. in Law and Government from National Central University in 2019, and a B.B.A. in Finance and International Business from Fu Jen Catholic University in 2016. He is especially interested in interdisciplinary studies of law and social science, specifically research that examines the rule of law, democratic mechanisms, and economic development.
Antitrust and Competition

The Ctrip Case Reveals the Limits of Administrative Interviews in China’s Antitrust Enforcement

Chun-Kit (Kitson) Ng
The recent case of Chinese online travel platform Ctrip ignoring the warnings of provincial competition authorities until the central government stepped in reveals the limits of China’s decentralized regulatory system. Chun-Kit (Kitson) Ng suggests several ways that China can reform its system to empower the provincial authorities and fulfill the regulatory system’s design to avoid drawing on the central government’s resources.

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