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Japanese Proposals for Russian Reforms There were a number of critics of the IMF-induced shock therapy programme. Even the former head of the IMF, Jacques de Larosiere, said that ‘the macroeconomic measures advocated by the IMF make no sense in an economy that still has rigid monopolized production and allocations … In this environment, the price liberalization begun in 1992 only served to increase the monopolies’ profits and to impoverish the very population groups that expected so much from reform’ (de Larosiere, 2001).
However, economic reform in China had a different fortune. A Comparative Analysis with the Reform in China China was a desperately poor country in 1949, when the People’s Republic was formed. 2 Industrial production growth rate, USSR was to occupy more lands to consolidate its power (it has attacked and occupied both Tibet, East Turkistan and Mongolia in 1949 and received Manchuria as a gift from the USSR) and to initiate what it had called a socialist state, where every resource was controlled by the state.
Soviet Economic Reforms during the Gorbachev Era Soviet economic reforms started with Gorbachev, who had identified two areas of reforms primarily: economic policy and international relations (Aganbegian, 1988; Davies, 1990; Sachs and Woo, 1994). Gorbachev’s first priority was to create an atmosphere of understanding between the two super powers of the day, the Soviet Union and the USA, in order to reduce international tension and thereby lower the defence expenditure. At the same time, along with Boris Yeltsin, Gorbachev and the Communist Party were the most aggressive supporters of promarket oriented policies.
