The agreement on carrying out the approved antimonopoly policy

of January 25, 2000

The governments of the State Parties of this Agreement which are hereinafter referred to as with the Parties

in development of the Agreement on approval of the antimonopoly policy of March 12, 1993,

confirming the aspiration to abstain from any actions causing economic damage to interests of the State Parties of this Agreement

recognizing need of respect for the principles of sovereignty, equality, refusal of discrimination,

aiming at the prevention of origin negative for trade and economic development of factors which can arise owing to monopolistic activities of business entities,

recognizing need of adoption by the State Parties of this Agreement of anti-monopoly legal acts and carrying out the effective antimonopoly policy,

in view of the growing impact of multinational corporations on economic development of the State Parties of this Agreement,

considering the increasing role of the antimonopoly policy in ensuring economic interests of the State Parties of this Agreement,

agreed about the following:

Article 1 of Determination

For the purposes of this Agreement the following determinations are applied:

business entities - the legal entities of all patterns of ownership who are engaged in activities for production, realization, purchase of goods and services and also the physical persons performing independent business activity;

the goods market - the sphere of the goods circulation (products, works, services), not having substitutes or interchangeable goods within the territories of the State Parties of this Agreement (further the State Parties) or their parts;

the competition - competitiveness of business entities when their independent actions effectively limit possibilities of each of them unilaterally to influence general terms of the goods circulation in the corresponding goods market and stimulate production of goods necessary for the consumer;

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