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KOSOVO COMPETITION AND MARKET ECONOMY
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This paper attempts to analyze the system and the behavior of all actors in the field of competition by determining and then analyzed its composition, degree of concentration of businesses in the same activities, bringing them about pricing, bringing them to customer, the number of businesses participating in the market, types of products or services they offer, and many other factors in order to assess the level of competition between businesses in different areas so all this with the purpose of implementation of the right to competition the right of free feature of this paper. The paper deals with the manner and the role that is about competition in a market economy either as a whole or in any segment of the particular economic and regulatory instruments of surveillance and their role not only in the operation and the way their system but also competition effective. Despite the complexity of this field KCA tends to affect the overall development of the market in order to increase the level of competition and possibly identify problems or areas where effective competition can be impeded in the relevant markets.
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