Abstract
In the article, the author addresses the issue of liability of collective legal subjects, covers the matters of its efficiency and potential alternatives to reaction to anti-competitive actions of public government authorities that currently exist in the national law and order. The article focuses on means of impact on addressees of administrative and competition law provisions from the civil liability standpoint. The author pays the greatest attention to the problem of efficient counter-measures including anti-competitive actions of public government authorities, the author believes it inexpedient and illogical to apply penal liability to such authorities to achieve the effect of the so-called institutional liability. Following an analysis of the law enforcement practice, the author concludes that special supervision (antimonopoly monitoring with regards to antimonopoly regulation) is an efficient measure of combating illegal actions of collective subjects to achieve both prospective and retrospective legal liability effects.
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