| Summary: | This article is intended for anyone interested in knowing the basic rules and existence of a market economy. The right to
competition is one of the additional conditions of regulation, i.e. the free movement of goods, service personnel and capital. It is a
legislative decision aimed at the formation and existence of an undistorted competitive environment. It was believed that traders,
whether at the national or community level, should interact as freely as possible without being adversely affected by economic
agents, scestor associations or the state. From a practical point of view, the legality of the legislative provisions constitutes the
negative impact of business closure sanctions on the power status of associations of economic entities. In a well-functioning market
economy, compliance with competition rules supports economic progress, protects the interests of customers and the
competitiveness of existing products and services in the economy, while ensuring that consumers are protected from the influence of
other products on the market.
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