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Negative Effects of Antimonopoly Regulation on the Russian Electric Power Industry

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  • Elena NEPRINTSEVA

    (Moscow State University of Technology STANKIN, Russia)

  • Stanislav SHUBIN

    (Analysis and Markets Development Department of Association Council of Power Producers, Russia)

Abstract

With the antimonopoly regulation in the domestic economy getting more stringent an analysis of the current measures of antimonopoly regulation in terms of their efficiency is now becoming ever more relevant. The aim of the study - analyze how the measures of antimonopoly regulation affect competitive relationships in the electric power industry. The following methods have been used in this work: empirical method, cause-effect method and scientific abstraction method. The article sets out an analysis of the antimonopoly regulation measures that the antimonopoly authority applies. It also provides an assessment of consequences that follow from such methods being applied for the promotion of competitive relationships on the market of electric power and capacity. A conclusion has been reached that the antimonopoly regulation measures being applied impede the progress of competitive relationships on the market of electric power and capacity. The continuing process of reformation in electric power industry aims to liberalize relationships in the area of electric power production. Yet, as a result of this process, generating capacities are becoming increasingly more concentrated mainly around state companies. This is mainly caused by the lack of certainty regarding the results of the industry reformation and a more stringent state regulation over the last years of the reforms. At the same time, for the purposes of limiting the market force, measures of antimonopoly regulation are being applied to generating companies. Such measures have an adverse effect on competitive relationships and stimulate further concentration.

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  • Elena NEPRINTSEVA & Stanislav SHUBIN, 2017. "Negative Effects of Antimonopoly Regulation on the Russian Electric Power Industry," Economics and Applied Informatics, "Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, issue 2, pages 32-37.
  • Handle: RePEc:ddj:fseeai:y:2017:i:2:p:32-37
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