ПРАВО КОНКУРЕНЦИЈЕ У ЕВРОПСКОЈ ЕКОНОМСКОЈ ЗАЈЕДНИЦИ И ЈУГОСЛОВЕНСКОМ ЗАКОНОДАВСТВУ
THE COMPETITION LAW IN THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY AND IN YUGOSLAV LEGISLATION

Summary/Abstract: The topic discussed is divided in two parts, the first containing summary developments of regulation of competition law in Yugoslav legal system, relevant rules were explicitely expressed only in the seventies through the enactment of the Law on Restraining Unfair Competition and Monopolistic Agreements and the Law on Commerce, of 1989. Basic issues are elaborated in the second part of the article containing also com- parasions of solutions relating to competition game in the law of the EEC and the ones found in mentioned LAw on Commerce, and more particularly the solutions in the spheres of monopoly activities, unfair competition, speculations and restrictions of the market. The author concludes that the above Law does not meet all the requirements of the liberalization process going on in the area of ownership in our country. In this respect the rulaers of the EEC may be inspiring for the harmonization of domestic law along the European standards. Relating to the above discussion is also the positive role of practice in the system of the EEC, both of the executive agency, i.e. the Commission, and of the Court of Justice.

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