Some Aspects of Antimonopoly Regulation of Agreements Between Business Entities
Business entities may abuse the right which threatens to cause economic or other harm to social and public interests in the process of economic activity. A comparative analysis of the concepts of the agreements of economic entities and the civil law agreement has led to the conclusion that the content of an agreement between business entities may be expressed as an agreement, which is the intention to take action in the future, and the content of the agreement may not generate the emergence, change, or termination of civil rights and obligations. Thus, it is emphasised that the agreement is defined wider than the contract. The author comes to the conclusion that the antimonopoly agreement as a kind of antimonopoly regulation presented in the form of a lawful action of a business entity and aimed at preventing, suppressing, and limiting the monopolistic activity of business entities.