The Path to Privatization Our Problems and Foreign Experience
A. Ol'shtynskii
Abstract
A. Ol'shtynskii
Abstract
The problem of reforming and destatizing property acquires special urgency on the threshold of the transition to a regulated market. The effectiveness of our economy's future development depends largely on its solution on a strategic plane. It is not by chance that privatization has become one of the main economic problems in all East European countries not only in the framework of the new stage of economic reforms but also in the differentiation of social forces into political parties.
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The problem of reforming and destatizing property acquires special urgency on the threshold of the transition to a regulated market. The effectiveness of our economy's future development depends largely on its solution on a strategic plane. It is not by chance that privatization has become one of the main economic problems in all East European countries not only in the framework of the new stage of economic reforms but also in the differentiation of social forces into political parties.
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