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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 import of goods
and services and encouragement of international competition created reasonable condition for
empowering competition.
Substitutes which strengthened thankfully to improvement of transportation and
telecommunication as well as use of accomplishments of scientific-technological development
not played a little role to limit monopoly trends.
Empowering of competition gave back market mechanism the role of autonomous
regulator of economic balance. Renaissance of market was an objective reason of neoliberal
wave in economics and economical experience. Even in developed countries in the 80s states
economic role was re-considered and reregulation of economy was begun.
In this way historical period is noticed in development of competitive relations. In middle
ages’ manufacture production system markets operating with artificial monopoly and no
competition were noticed. In the next step of economical development market gradually decreases
monopoly condition and enables competitive mechanism. Free competition becomes an invisible
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