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RUSSIAN TRANSITION TO CAPITALISM: WHAT WOULD HAVE MADE IT LESS PAINFUL?

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. POLITICAL & ECONOMIC & SOCIAL ISSUES OF POST SOVIET RUSSIA

 SOCIAL WELFARE
 HEALTH CARE
 EDUCATION SYSTEM
 TAX COLLECTION

3. TRANSITION CHALANGES: FROM PLANNED ECONOMY TO THE MARKET ECONOMY SYSTEM
 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE TRANSITION TO THE MARKET ECONOMY
 PRIVATISATION
 LIBERALIZATION
 MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY

4. KEY ECONOMIC MISTAKES

5. CONCLUSION

6. APPENDIX

7. BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. INTRODUCTION

The Russian economy experienced tremendous stress as it moved from a centrally planned economy to a free market system. In this paper we will describe the challenges Russia faced during the transition period. The challenges consisted of political battles, a series of economic and social crises, and the poor results that came with many of the reform efforts.
Russia was......

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