Examination RFEI World Economy 3
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Examination RFEI World Economy 3.
The quiz provides answers to the following five questions:
1. What reasons led to the fact that Finland, which before the October Revolution was part of our country and was one of the poorest provinces of the Russian Empire, now has a significantly higher level of economic development and welfare of citizens than Russia?
2. After the collapse of the USSR, many domestic economists called for the salvation of at least the "single economic space" that existed on the territory of this state. Why was it so important?
3. Why is it not possible in Russia to free enterprises from the costs of maintaining social facilities by completely transferring these costs to the population itself on the basis of the introduction of paid education, paid healthcare, etc.?
4. Are the development of unorganized imports ("shuttle traders") in Russia related to the crisis of the domestic light industry?
5. Should Russia increase the export of minerals abroad, or is it better to save them for future peace?
Examination RFEI World Economy 3.
The quiz provides answers to the following five questions:
1. What reasons led to the fact that Finland, which before the October Revolution was part of our country and was one of the poorest provinces of the Russian Empire, now has a significantly higher level of economic development and welfare of citizens than Russia?
2. After the collapse of the USSR, many domestic economists called for the salvation of at least the "single economic space" that existed on the territory of this state. Why was it so important?
3. Why is it not possible in Russia to free enterprises from the costs of maintaining social facilities by completely transferring these costs to the population itself on the basis of the introduction of paid education, paid healthcare, etc.?
4. Are the development of unorganized imports ("shuttle traders") in Russia related to the crisis of the domestic light industry?
5. Should Russia increase the export of minerals abroad, or is it better to save them for future peace?