Is the "Anti-Crisis Program" really anti-crisis?

Article Abstract:

The article states that economic growth within Russia cannot be achieved until there are significant changes in economic and financial policies. Topics include goals of economic policy reformation offered by the government of the Russian federation in June 1998, such as the reorientation of economic policy to provide incentives for growth in production as well as an increase in efficiency of state regulations of the economy; other topics include methods for this reorientation, the decommercialization of the Central Bank of Russia, the supplementing of budgetary income, currency regulation and the revival of production activity.

Evaluation, Monetary policy, Macroeconomics, Deficit financing, Deficit spending

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Program of economic and financial stabilization

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the main objectives of the Russian government to overcome financial crisis and decreased confidence in the executive, legislative, and regional authorities. Topics include a tax and budget policy, industrial policy to promote production and a social policy focusing on wage arrears.

Social policy, Government spending policy, Social economics, Socioeconomics

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State finances and regional development

Article Abstract:

Research reveals that in Russia the more liberal the economic policy the more positive the investment climate is. Topics include methods of assessing the economic policy in a region, drawbacks of budgetary equalization, reducing regional tax burdens, and monitoring natural monopoly prices.

Statistical Data Included, Regional economics, Federal aid to community development, Government aid to community development, Local budgets

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