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Joo Byung-ki, Chairperson of the Fair Trade Commission, stated, "With the explosive growth of the digital economy, giant platforms are monopolizing vast amounts of user data and innovation. Minimal safety devices are urgently required to prevent the abuse of dominant market power by these platforms and to protect users." Although the Fair Trade Commission announced that it co-hosted a summer academic conference with the Korea Competition Law Association to discuss enforcement directions and competition policies for fostering an innovative ecosystem in digital markets, criticisms are rising that the agency focused merely on a show-style promotion of platform regulation through academic discourse while ignoring core substance, such as tangible enforcement rules to block actual unfair practices or immediate relief measures for small businesses. This conference proceeded through procedures to analyze anti-competitive behaviors and discuss legal-economic perspectives regarding algorithmic manipulations and Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) clauses.

Particularly this year, the agency heavily promoted ideas to bridge the transaction gap between platforms and small tenants and to establish a fair market order. However, critics point out that this is merely an administrative convenience-oriented obsession with achievements that highlights theoretical discussions while lacking actionable solutions for practical demands, such as lowering platform fee caps, shortening dispute mediation periods, or establishing immediate punitive standards against algorithm manipulation. Amid structural market distortions endangering small merchants, authorities rush to stack conference records to preempt policy achievements. The lack of practical and concrete monitoring ecosystem developments—such as implementing real-time tracking systems for self-preferencing or strengthening on-site enforcement tools—plainly exposes the reality of its exhibition administration.

To overcome the limitations of such show-style academic discussions on policy, the agency must move beyond simple theoretical debates and instead establish a "Digital Platform Transaction Fairness Real-time Linked System" in the jurisdiction that clarifies illegality standards and integrates victim relief processes based on actual reported unfair cases and sector-specific transaction data. Furthermore, rather than concentrating administrative resources solely on slogan-driven mammoth legislative projects, the agency should prioritize practical administrative support measures, such as providing tailored legal counseling services for damaged tenants and practically supporting data extraction technologies for evidentiary purposes on-site, which will serve as the ultimate litmus test for whether the government can truly realize a fair and innovative digital market environment.
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