Transition to the Market Economy in the Modern Russia and the Post-war Japan: Backgrounds and Opportunities for Comparative Analysis
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The article pinpoints that peculiarities of modernization in Russia during the 90s and in Japan after the defeat in the Second World War are worth being compared. The author gives backgrounds for the comparative research of the depicted economic phenomena, and lays out the main similarities and differences between Russian way of transition to the market and the Japanese variant of market modernization.
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Market Economy
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