the Russian economy to improve, to a large extent on the experience of developed capitalist countries. And if the economy will develop, then the life of the Russian population in general is bound to get better. In order to improve anti-monopoly regulation in Russia the regulatory framework in the state of antitrust policy should be developed. Active use of the experience of countries with developed market economies, will contribute to the transformation of the antimonopoly legislation of the Russian Federation in the effective control of market relations. For further development of antitrust regulation it is also necessary to order the relationships between antitrust authorities and the executive. There are many issues that both relate to the competence of various bodies of executive power (the so-called border issues). In such cases, to avoid duplication of efforts, harmonize regulations of the work of various administrative structures to coordinate their regulatory documentation, etc. In the long term solution to this problem should apparently be achieved simultaneously on three parallel tracks: of fundamental problems of interaction of executive authorities (above all - the issues that affect the rights of different individuals and have legal consequences) should be based only on the development of legislative base; of structural and functional nature should be resolved at the level of government (for example, the adoption of appropriate regulations); issues, governments are governed by their own way to achieve the above-mentioned agreements.is possible to say that the competition policy in Russia has not developed well enough, but there is tendency towards further improvement of this area. And it is certain that competition policy will be successfully developed as a monopoly on both closed and open types, and with respect to natural monopolies, which, perhaps, at this point is most important for the Russian economy. br/>
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