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Towards Regional Development Programmes in Russia

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  • Michael Cuddy

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    Transition to a decentralised market economy is well under way in Russia. It includes the devolution of responsibility for local development to the regional authorities. The present national environment of market and administrative "anarchy" is not conducive to an effective regional response. Nevertheless, a response is necessary to sustain the process of economic reconstructing, development and growth. Certain preconditions must be met before the regional authorities can proceed to effectively implement regional development programmes. Further, the realisation of these programmes will require underpinning and significant participation by the state in their implementation.

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    Paper provided by National University of Ireland Galway, Department of Economics in its series Working Papers with number 10.

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    Length: 20
    Date of creation: 1996
    Date of revision: 1996
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