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Macroeconomic stability and institutional reforms encouraged growth in Poland while Russia registered negative growth throughout the 1990s due to inconsistent liberalization programs.... In 1993, SMEs in russia formed 85.... While in the Central and Eastern European nations, the SMEs contributed to the employment and the GDP, in russia the SME sector started stagnating after the initial surge (Guriev & Polischuk, 2002).... he number of small firms per capita in russia was about 1/10th of Poland....
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A social system that had great economic implications called the selfdom was abolished by Alexander II following the treaty but it took him five years to officially accomplish the task due to resistance.... The serfdom was a labor system that created the lowest feudal class which was attached to a piece of land by a lord and required to perform labor in return for legal or customary rights (Freedictionary, 208).... Any economy system needs a solid foundation to help built economic activity since a legal platform protects merchants, creates stability for business activity and attracts investors into a region....
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During president Putin's era, several reforms in the Electoral body took place, which have limited political competition.... ?? The political system of the Russian federation is centralized giving the few (president, prime minister, federal assembly, and the multiparty political system) concentrated power to exercise control over the resources and the society....
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This paper ''Russian Transformations and Various Social Responses'' tells us that Crimean war is considered disastrous in the history of Russia, and according to some authors, this was the turning point that ultimately culminated in reforms which are considered the great reforms of 1860.... The elite class of the society was well aware of the public sentiment and despite their unwillingness to allow such reforms to take place; they had to act to shape the face of the society according to their own will as far as possible....
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he consensus and eventual policy position taken in Russia was that in order for the Russian economy to develop and benefit from the increasing integration of the global market and trade, policy reforms must be instituted.... These reforms should directly address the challenges cited above.... n order to explain the role of the government and the central bank, it will be helpful to outline the russia has to deal with persistent economic problems, which include:
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The call for judicial system reforms started way before Perestroika when courts were mere platforms to express the verdicts made by the the-then popular communist party.... Highlighted in the fusion of legislative and executive powers is the present government regime compounded by Putin's control over the judicial system.... The judicial system is highly influenced by the elite and rich in society.... In addition, with this election system as in the earlier systems, voters are confronted with an entirely revised political scenario in which some significant contenders have declined quickly while newcomers are emerging rapidly with no or limited knowledge to share with the public....
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The reforms that he advocated pointed the country in the direction of democracy and a free-market economy.... n terms of administrative hierarchy, the Russian Federation is a constitutional democracy with three branches, executive, legislative, and judicial.... The party 'The Policies and Electoral Experiences of the Post-Communist Parties in russia' presents Union of Soviet Socialist Republic established and struggled for classless society with Marxist ideology....
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During the 1990s instability was there in Russian politics due to democratic reforms.... In this paper "Democratic Consolidation in russia", the author doesn't agree that the consolidation of democracy was achieved in russia in the second half of the 1990s, instead, there is an authoritarian state in which the president interferes in public affairs and has control over all the powers.... russia's political situation after the mid-90s has been suffering from American democratic ideas and policies....
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