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Assume that the process of privatization continues successfully in Russia. Would all the problems of Russian industry by solved? What other policies may be necessary?
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By transferring state-owned enterprises to private ownership, it can potentially improve efficiency, increase competition, and attract foreign investment. Privatization can also reduce government interference and bureaucracy, allowing businesses to make decisions Show more…
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