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THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES: THEORY AND PRACTICE, V.71, # 2, 2014, pp. 5-20




                COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT IS THE MAIN FACTOR FOR INTEGRATION INTO

                                                THE WORLD ECONOMY


                                                      Adalat Jalal Muradov

                                   Prof. Dr., Rector of Azerbaijan  State University of Economics
                                               E-mail:  adalat_muradov@yahoo.com


                                                      Nazim Ozbey Hajiyev

                                 Associate professor, Dr., director of MBA department, ASUE
                                 E-mail: n.hajiyev@aseu.edu.az; nazim_hajiyev@yahoo.com

                Received 18 September 2014; accepted 10 December 2014; published online 25 December 2014


                                                              Abstract

                       Historical dynamics of a competition and monopoly are analyzed in logic order from the


               theoretical point of view in this article. It is necessary to note, that comparison of dynamics of a

               competition and monopoly was various under various historical conditions.


                       From this point of view, an opportunity to reveal periodical objective laws the important

               condition  during  research  of  process  of  historical  changes  of  attitudes  of  a  competition  and


               monopoly. These objective laws have not been investigated in the economic literature.

                       Key  words:  competition,  monopoly,  local  markets,  market  structure,  economic

               development.


                       JEL Classification  Codes:  D41; 42;43

                       Economic  development  is  distinguished  into  the  several  periods  by  economy  science:


               ―Long‖ periods called ―Kondratyev periods‖ lasting for the period of 50 years; industrial periods

               covering from 8 to 12 years and short periods lasting 3-4 years. Y.Shumpeter, S.Kuznets, K. Klark,


               Y.  Mitchell  and  other  famous  economists  engaged  in  studying  ―long  periods‖  after





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