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Poland is one of the emerging economies in the European Union This 10 page paper examines the development of competition policy in the country from the position in 1990 though to the adoption and evolutions in the enforcement of laws that are harmonized with EU laws. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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emerging economies, working towards a more mature model seen in other areas. There are many countries that fulfil this criteria, several of which have now joined the EU. The development
of the economy has required a range of policies to encourage growth and investment as well as to develop competition. In todays modern capitalist economies a major driving force
is the presence of fair competition, this is in the interests of the consumer and the economy as well as in the longer term helping prevent companies from stagnating. If
we look at one of these emerging economies then we can consider the development of competition policies that were put in place specifically for the purposes of economic development. A
good example of this has been Poland, which has embraced the desire to develop a capitalist economy and gain the benefits of international trade. Poland was until recently a
communist economy (Shimov, 2005). A former part of the United Soviet Socialist Republic which gained independence when the USSR collapsed the economy had been controlled by the state for many
years, with the state controlled the level of supply. This was an economy where there was no need or desire for competition as it was run as a communist economy
(Shimov, 2005). With a country that was in poor economic condition there was a need to develop and a desire to join the EU to enhance international trading. This
has meant that a new approach to competition had to be developed, one where it was not only welcoming, but aspects such as consumer rights, the assurance a fair trading
environment and anti-trust policies needed to be pout into place firstly to create an environment that would foster the advantages of competition and secondly to move the country closer to
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