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The Role of the Antimonopoly Committee in the Development of Competition in Ukraine

Antitrust policy has been an indispensable element of the economic reforms in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and of the former Soviet Union, including Ukraine. The present study gives a comprehensive picture of the evolution of antitrust policy in Ukraine from 1992 to 2003, and describes the role of Ukrainian competition authority in the development of competition. This paper shows that on the one hand, rules and appropriate procedures, as well as the institutional framework have been established. On the other hand, there has been a lack of a unified state approach to the reformation of the economy in general, and to the problems of the development of competition in particular. The actions of different state organs were not synchronized, and competition policy in Ukraine failed to become the main element of the economic policy setup.