Russian Economic Transformation --

Author: Feng Shaolei, Xiang Lanxin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Since the 1990s, other post-socialist countries such as Russia and Eastern Europe have successively initiated institutional transitions, and discussions and research surrounding this process have also emerged. As one of the largest transforming countries, studying the actual effects and dynamic changes of Russia's transformation holds significant theoretical and practical value. This volume analyzes the intrinsic drivers and evolutionary trajectory of economic transformation from four perspectives: the path selection of economic transformation, the evolution of macroeconomics, the development of regional and sectoral economies, and the governance and adjustment of microeconomics. This book series is an academic monograph on the economic transformation of contemporary Russia and also a major project of the National Education Ministry's Humanities and Social Sciences Key Research and Shanghai Key Discipline. It is part of the "Series on the Era of Transition." This book systematically examines Russia's path selection in economic transformation, the evolution of macroeconomics, regional and sectoral economies during the transition, and the governance and adjustment of microeconomics. The research is profound, the data is comprehensive, the arguments are clear, and the viewpoints are distinct, making it highly valuable for academic research. At the same time, it offers positive insights for China's economic system reform.