Russia compared to Soviet and World Standards

Geoffrey Jukes*

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    Abstract

    For assessing the prospects of post-Yeltsin Russia, there is some point in examining Russia as Putin inherited it, and comparing it both to what Yeltsin inherited from the Soviet Union, and to high-income countries the Soviet Union aspired to compete with and Russia aspires to join. There are, of course, problems with any such comparisons. Countries do not always use identical definitions, data may be unreliable because of faulty collection methods, falsification, or the existence of a large 'black' economy, or may refer to different years.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationRussia After Yeltsin
    PublisherTaylor and Francis
    Pages166-193
    Number of pages28
    ISBN (Electronic)9781315203027
    ISBN (Print)9781138703681
    Publication statusPublished - 6 Feb 2018

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