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This is the first 1,000 characters of 785 words (3.14 pages) in the essay titled Russia today . Today Russia is in a state of political and economic rebuilding in a capitalist system. When the Soviet Union officially split apart on December 26, 1991, one day after Gorbachev resigned from the leadership of the Communist party and the U.S.S.R., Yeltsin took the role of president.During a meeting in July of 1990, leaders of the group of seven industrial Nations and the president of the European Community asked the International Monetary Fund and other United Nations economic agencies to study the economy of Russia and propose a more effective method of reforming the Russian economy. When the study was released in December it recommended that the Russians immediately release price control on almost all goods, instantly creating a free market in which the people could learn capitalism first-hand. They also recommended an auction of all government-owned corporations, beginning with smaller, easier to value companies, and they emphasized the need to lift restrictions on foreign trade. The International Monetary Fund study also addressed the problem of Russia’s deficit, suggesting cuts in price subsidies and low-priority expenditures, such as administration. The government of Russia set a target deficit of two and a half to three percent of the gross domestic product. They have not accomplished this yet, but progress is being made. The transition of the economy of Russia has thrown the value of the ruble into intense fluctuation. In 1989, one United States do... |
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Keywords: international monetary fund, economy of russia, government of russia, russia today, ruble, fall of the soviet union, target, gross domestic product, president, russian business, industrial nations, annual inflation rate, price subsidies, wealth and prosperity, economic agencies, value companies