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THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES: THEORY AND  PRACTICE, V.71,  # 1, 2014,  pp. 4-25



                     With a view to increase incomes from privatization to the state budget, demonopolization


               may be  prolonged or  accelerated. Whole  demonopolization will  expectedly increase  state

               incomes as a result of privatization. At this time, covering of increase in state incomes by that of

               real social  payments stipulated  by transition from  monopoly to competition,  is a  significant


               economic phenomenon  [David.J.Teece 1998].  If demonopolization  occurs after privatization,

               property candidates will reduce their requirements and intended demonopolization conditions in

               connection with uncertainties.  When intended demonopolization conditions are not completely


               clear during  privatization,  this  makes uncertainties  more complicated and shakes  new

               proprietors’ belief in development of competition.


                    It’d be better to strive for development of the competition through demonopolization rather

               than  offering  an  opportunity for economic structures  inherited  by stagnation  years, under  the

               market economy circumstances where there are no dynamics and operating for a certain time


               within the market economy. As a result, a careful policy pursued for consolidation of companies

               after the market economy starts to work, may lessen some faults in demonopolization.

                    Role and determination of limited markets


                    No matter which term is used, any study related to demonopolization is based on a limited

               market definition. For instance, no one can ever imagine that, presence of a great number of

               vegetable sellers would entail fragmentation of a sole enterprise on manufacturing and sale of


               bicycles; or existence of many food stores on a radius of 200 km may lead to fragmentation of an

               only one in a small town; or an only food store in the southern part of a small town should be

               broken up due to existence of many such ones across 1 kilometre to the north. When translated


               into the language of limited market these examples show that, vegetables are not included in

               limited market of bicycles, and limited market of food stores is sufficiently localized to cover




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