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21.08.2019
VLADIMIR MISHELOVIN: REGIONS HAVE ALL RESOURCES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT COMPETITION
Many regions in Russia have solid programs for supporting small business in various sectors of the economy
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21.08.2019
“BALANCED REGIONAL COMPETITION POLICY ON THE FINANCIAL MARKET IS NEEDED”
Stated Irina Timonicheva, Deputy Head of the Chief Department of the Bank of Russia in the Central Federal District
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21.08.2019
FAS FINED CNN 200,000 RUB
CNN exceeded the on-the-air sound level set by the advertising law of the Russian Federation
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21.08.2019
SERGEY PUZYREVSKY: WELL-BEING OF OUR PEOPLE IS THE MAIN GOAL OF COMPETITION DEVELOPMENT
Another goal is to enhance efficiency and competitiveness of Russian companies
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21.08.2019
FAS EVALUATED COMPETITION ON THE MARKET OF SOLID-ROLLED WHEELS IN 2016 – 2018
The Antimonopoly Service analyzed the market of solid-rolled railway wheels in 2016 – 2018
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20.08.2019
THE NUMBER OF UNITARY ENTERPRISES IS REDUCED ANNUALLY IN THE ROSTOV REGION
An interview of Governor of the Rostov region, Vasily Golubev, on the intermediary results of executing the National Competition Development Plan
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20.08.2019
WORKSHOP WITH THE LAW ENFORCEMENT BODIES IN PSKOV ON COUNTERING ANTICOMPETITIVE AGREEMENTS
The work on executing the orders issued by the President of the Russian Federation continues
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20.08.2019
COOPERATION BETWEEN BRICS COMPETITION AUTHORITIES WILL BE IN FOCUS OF DISCUSSION
Plenary session on “Cooperation between BRICS competition authorities” will be held on 18 September in Moscow
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20.08.2019
APPLICATIONS FOR THE V NATIONAL JOURNALIST CONTEST ARE SUBMITTED
Around 100 works were submitted to the Contests by journalists who work in federal and regional print media, online-media, information agencies etc.
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20.08.2019
COMPETITION DEVELOPMENT IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO DEVELOPING SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESS
On 14 August 2019, Head of FAS Fiscal Control Department Vladimir Mishelovin had at working meeting with members of the Public Council at Mordovia OFAS
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