Summary:
The book critically examines the development of the Russian economy post-Soviet Union, analyzing its capitalist structure within the global economic system. It explores the challenges Russia faces, including oligarchic dominance, integration into world markets, and the struggle to modernize and diversify its economy.
Key points:
1. Russian Capitalism's Nature: Dzarasov explores how Russian capitalism is unique, shaped by its history and the transition from a planned to a market economy. This led to privatization, oligarchy, and a concentrated economy with state involvement.
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