Antimonopoly Policy Of The Russian Federation: Problems And Prospects

This research investigates the Antimonopoly Policy of the Russian Federation with the goal of critically analyzing its challenges and future potential within the realm of competition regulation.The study employs a mixed-methods approach combining legal analysis, policy review, and empirical data collection.Utilizing interviews, surveys, and case studies, the research gathers data on prevailing monopoly practices, the effectiveness of current antimonopoly policies, legal and regulatory challenges, and corporate compliance measures.The findings highlight the persistence of anti-competitive behavior and market dominance, shedding light on gaps in existing legislation and regulatory frameworks.The comparative analysis with international antimonopoly practices provides valuable insights into potential reforms.Notably, the study reveals that while the Russian Federation has made strides in antimonopoly regulation, challenges persist, requiring a nuanced and adaptive policy approach.A standout result of the research is the identification of specific legal and regulatory challenges, providing a foundation for targeted policy recommendations.The study concludes that a more robust and adaptable antimonopoly policy, informed by international best practices, is essential for fostering fair competition, ensuring market integrity, and promoting economic growth in the Russian Federation.

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European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary Sciences
Published
2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.15405/epms.2024.09.39
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Russia and Soviet political economy
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Antimonopoly Policy Of The Russian Federation: Problems And Prospects

Satsita Salikhovna Khasanova
European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary Sciences
Russia and Soviet political economy
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Antimonopoly Policy Of The Russian Federation: Problems And Prospects

Satsita Salikhovna Khasanova
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Abstract

This research investigates the Antimonopoly Policy of the Russian Federation with the goal of critically analyzing its challenges and future potential within the realm of competition regulation.The study employs a mixed-methods approach combining legal analysis, policy review, and empirical data collection.Utilizing interviews, surveys, and case studies, the research gathers data on prevailing monopoly practices, the effectiveness of current antimonopoly policies, legal and regulatory challenges, and corporate compliance measures.The findings highlight the persistence of anti-competitive behavior and market dominance, shedding light on gaps in existing legislation and regulatory frameworks.The comparative analysis with international antimonopoly practices provides valuable insights into potential reforms.Notably, the study reveals that while the Russian Federation has made strides in antimonopoly regulation, challenges persist, requiring a nuanced and adaptive policy approach.A standout result of the research is the identification of specific legal and regulatory challenges, providing a foundation for targeted policy recommendations.The study concludes that a more robust and adaptable antimonopoly policy, informed by international best practices, is essential for fostering fair competition, ensuring market integrity, and promoting economic growth in the Russian Federation.

European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary SciencesVol. 4
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Russia and Soviet political economy
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