Regulatory objectives (expected results) the development of competition in the industry (on the example of shipbuilding)

Abstract

On the example of the shipbuilding industry, the article deals with the problems of regulatory legal consolidation of the objectives (expected results) of competition development in the National plan of competition development in the Russian Federation for 2018-2020 and the Road map of the Government for the development of competition in certain sectors of the economy. Such goals are recognized today: the creation of competitive products and the development of exports of these products. Regulate the development of competition in the industry are not for the state an insurmountable obstacle to the provision of certain Russian manufacturers (particularly shipbuilders) uncompetitive advantages (preferences) for achieving certain socially significant goals. At the same time, the antimonopoly legislation of the country does not regulate the procedures and mechanism for compensation of losses arising as a result of legal restriction of competition in cases not covered by the antimonopoly prohibitions established by it. This carries a potential threat of reducing the quality of the investment climate and business activity (including shipbuilding).