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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndEndShowShow

WEB

RUSSIA & CHINA

Transition Economies:Transition Economies:

40C H A P T E R

WEB

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

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EndEndShowShow

WEBMarxian Ideology•Labor theory of value•Surplus Value

State OwnershipCentral Economic Planning

IDEOLOGY & INSTITUTIONS

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

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EndEndShowShow

WEBPLANNING GOALS & TECHNIQUES

Industrialization

(Rural Development in China)

Overcommitment of Resources

Mobilization of Resources

Allocation by Directives

Government Price Setting

Self-Sufficiency

Passive Macroeconomic Policies

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

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EndEndShowShow

WEB

Problems with Central

Planning•The Coordination Problem

•The Incentive Problem

PLANNING GOALS & TECHNIQUES

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

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EndEndShowShow

WEBCOLLAPSE OF THESOVIET ECONOMY

Declining GrowthPoor Product QualityFew Consumer GoodsLarge Military BurdenAgricultural Drag

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

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WEBRUSSIAN TRANSITION

TO A MARKET SYSTEMPrivatizationPrice ReformPromotion of CompetitionMaking Ruble Fully

ConvertiblePrice-Level StabilizationOther Major ProblemsRecent Revival

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

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NextSlide

EndEndShowShow

WEBCENTRALLY PLANNED

PRICE EFFECTS

D

S’S

Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity demanded and supplied0

Pf

FIXED LOW PRICECEILING BY

GOVERNMENTLEADS TO…

SHORTAGE

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndEndShowShow

WEB

D

S’S

Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity demanded and supplied0

Pa

Pf

SHORTAGE

Withoutprivatizationprices rise to

Pa

CENTRALLY PLANNEDPRICE EFFECTS

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndEndShowShow

WEB

D

S’S

Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity demanded and supplied0

Pa

Pe

Pf

SHORTAGE

Withprivatizationprices rise to

Pe

CENTRALLY PLANNEDPRICE EFFECTS

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndEndShowShow

WEBMARKET REFORMS IN CHINAAgricultural & Rural ReformTownship & Village EnterprisesReform of Urban IndustriesState Owned Enterprises (SOE)Urban CollectivesSpecial Economic Zones (SEZs)Development of Supporting

InstitutionsTransformation of the SOEs

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Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

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WEBOUTCOMES & PROSPECTSPositive Outcomes of Reform

Problems• Incomplete Property Rights• Macroeconomic Difficulties• Integration into the Global

Economy• Geographically Uneven

Development

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labor theory of valuesurplus valuestate ownershipcentral economic planningcoordination problemincentive problemtownship & village enterprisesstate-owned enterprises (SOEs)urban collectivesspecial economic zones (SEZs)

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