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Nazim U. Hajiyev:  Assessment stages of cyclical development of monopoly and
                                                            competition in terms of the reconstruction  of Azerbaijan  economy


               of economical importance of certain economic sector is natural and long-term


               tendency.


                    The changes in production structure also forced development of competition.


               This is firstly related with leading direction of big corporation’s renascence was


               diversification of production beginning with 60s years.


                    The objective basis of diversification is sudden destroy of production structure


               by scientific-technological progress. In this condition additional capital created in


               mature spheres is firstly directed to new spheres- high profit and speedy


               developing spheres. To penetrate this sectors not only scientific-technological base

               but also methods as absorption of operating companies is used. The diversification


               of corporations pushes all entities into competition.


                    The transnationalisation of big corporations which is objective reason of


               economical globalisation also plays an important role to boost the competition. The


               issue is not only of low developed countries’ and transition economy countries’


               attraction to the process of international competition sphere but also empowering


               of competitive condition in local markets of developed countries. Governments of


               developed countries purposely use international competition as a tool of pressure to


               their monopolists to stimulate innovations and to increase effectiveness.


               Continuing and harmonized policy of opening developed countries’ markets  for







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