Challenges for Russian economic reform / Alan Smith, edition.
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نصالناشر:Washington, D.C. : Brookings Institution, 1995وصف:vi, 275 pages ; 23 cmنوع المحتوى:- text
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- HC340.12 C42 1995
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| HC340.12 .B8412 1974 رحلة على خريطة الخطة الخمسية / | HC340.12 C35 2008 Can Russia compete? / | HC340.12 C35 2008 Can Russia compete? / | HC340.12 C42 1995 Challenges for Russian economic reform / | HC340.12 D42 1993 After the Cold War : Russian-American defense conversion for economic renewal / | HC340.12 D467 2006 Conversations on Russia : reform from Yeltsin to Putin / | HC340.12 E263 2004 Economic opening up and growth in Russia : finance, trade, market institutions, and energy / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: The Economic Challenge Facing Russia / Alan Smith -- Pt. 1. Regions, Local Power and Economic Change in Russia / Philip Hanson -- Pt. 2. Monopoly and Competition Policy in Russia / David Dyker and Michael Barrow -- Pt. 3. Privatization in the CIS / Michael Kaser -- Pt. 4. Trade and Payments between the Former Soviet Republics / Alan Smith.
Challenges for Russian Economic Reform contains papers published by the Post-Soviet Business Forum at the Royal Institute of International Affairs that have been revised for this volume. The contributors, specialists in Russian economic affairs, examine the principal economic and institutional factors that have hindered transformation in Russia.
The sheer size of the country has complicated the problem of exposing domestic producers to foreign competition and has weakened the ability of central authorities to control the regions. Economic stabilization has been hampered by the difficulties in establishing sound economic relations with the former Soviet republics.
