Russia & China Economy
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Both China’s and Russia’s economic systems had little resemblance to the West before the 1980s. However, since that time both have tried to change their economic systems in order to save their economies from ruin. While Russia began this process too late out of stubbornly clinging to any ideology that was anti-West, China has benefited from introducing many economic reforms that are Western in nature. Both China and Russia were communist governments with centralized bureaucracies and practices that discouraged private ownership and enterprise. The economies of both were planned or command economies. Political leaders set prices and determined production quotas while also setting consumption levels of commodities. Meeting the basic needs of the people and a well-equipped militia were the goals of such an economy. Leaders also felt the cyclical swings of inflation and recession would be ameliorated if they controlled the economy and industry. The reality, of course, is that neither country met these g
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Approximate Word count = 708
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page)
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