The effect of Russian antitrust laws on economic development

Article Abstract:

The thesis of a free market and antitrust laws are substantiated and the effect of antitrust laws on RussiaEs economic development is discussed. The actions by an economic agent in a dominant position that result or may restrict competitive and/or infringe on the interests of other economic agents or individuals are prohibited.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Antitrust Law, Economic aspects, Influence, Antitrust issue

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An analysis of import substitution in Russia after the crisis of 1998

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The analysis of growth of Russian businesses after the economic crisis of 1998, through import substitution, is presented. The trends of economic development of Russia since the implementation of reforms in the 1990s are discussed.

Government expenditures, Sales, profits & dividends, Venture Analysis, Analysis, Economic policy, Company sales and earnings, Business enterprises, Company earnings/profit

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