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C/E/14. Economies of Transition. What are the main causes of the recession following transition? Are they avaidable? Movement from plan to market economy

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Conclusion As I have proved all the post-socialist countries go into recession. It happens due to change of the economic structure and transformation from the supply regulated economy to the demand one. On the macro level unemployment rises and inflation becomes hyper. The economy is pulled down. This is where budget deficit increases, but investment into the post-transition economy from World Funds can make things easier for the country. Moving to the new market, production sector firms have to adjust and new firms pointed towards service sector should appear. This takes time. Firms are pushed to new undeveloped market they are not ready for. Specificity of the regulated by 'Plan' socialist economy means that there are no skills firms have to survive on their own, even to survive competition at all without government support. Another trouble the investment subsidies for the money-loosing firms become hard to achieve, as there is no money giveaway from government funds any longer. Unemployment is rising, number of people who is ready to pay for the goods falling, aggregate demand is falling and economy dives into inevitable recession.

 

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