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Adalat  J. Muradov,  Nazim  Ö. Hajiyev: Analytical frameworks and procedures for  application of
                                                         demonopolization


                    In the second option, each enterprise owns one or several storehouses, as well as sufficient


               retail-stores in  order to achieve  superiority  over the warehouse  level.   If  the  contractual law

               allows an enterprise to possess both retail and wholesale stores, and foodstuffs brokers do not

               create sufficient alternatives, then the second option is more expedient.


                    Finally,  the  competition  level  in  limited markets was evaluated according to a  temporary

               demonopolization plan.  In a given case, such an evaluation is simple enough. Market of warehouse

               economy has been sufficiently fragmented and gone through competition relationships. When there are


               several retail  stores across each some square  kilometres,  market  of retail  foodstuffs stores  will  be

               competitive enough. If retail foodstuffs stores are grouped like a chain, loss incurred due to competition


               between them will drop to minimum during rendering services with different chains to each region.

                    6. Conclusion

                    Analysis of demonopolization problems is a necessary component under circumstances of


               developing market economy; demonopolization should be brought to and follow privatization.

               Each micro-levelled step in economic changes is connected with other factors able to influence

               on  decision about  demonopolization, for instance,  severity  of capital and real  estate  markets,


               level of import tariffs and convertibility of currency.

                    Counter arguments of analysis of demonopolization reflect outlines of significance of each

               particular case and state based on a unique complexity. Therefore, a uniform prescription or a


               formula of demonopolization may not exist.  Demonopolization process will be conducted under

               circumstances  of incomplete information  and lack of enough  time for assessment  of received

               information.


                     The article with those conditions in mind offers analytical frameworks and procedures to

               public officials responsible for implementing demonopolization. If these analytical frameworks




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