The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage

The transition from a planned to a decentralised market economy amongst the new independent republics of the former Soviet Union has often been accompanied by harsh political competition to obtain the responsibility for implementing the required institutional reforms. A brief overview is provided of...

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Main Author: M. CARUSO
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Associazione Economia civile 2013-10-01
Series:PSL Quarterly Review
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Online Access:https://rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa04/psl_quarterly_review/article/view/10510
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description The transition from a planned to a decentralised market economy amongst the new independent republics of the former Soviet Union has often been accompanied by harsh political competition to obtain the responsibility for implementing the required institutional reforms. A brief overview is provided of the components of these transitions towards a market economy. An estimate is made of the seignorage in these transitions by assessing the inflation tax on money holders that is implicit in the very high growth rates of prices in 1992.   JEL Codes: E02, P20
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spelling doaj.art-480aad4fbfeb4477a05f4b5e611a2b1c2023-02-03T16:46:30ZengAssociazione Economia civilePSL Quarterly Review2037-36352037-36432013-10-014819210.13133/2037-3643/10510The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorageM. CARUSOThe transition from a planned to a decentralised market economy amongst the new independent republics of the former Soviet Union has often been accompanied by harsh political competition to obtain the responsibility for implementing the required institutional reforms. A brief overview is provided of the components of these transitions towards a market economy. An estimate is made of the seignorage in these transitions by assessing the inflation tax on money holders that is implicit in the very high growth rates of prices in 1992.   JEL Codes: E02, P20 https://rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa04/psl_quarterly_review/article/view/10510EvaluationEconomic aspectsCapitalismFormer Soviet Union
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The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage
PSL Quarterly Review
Evaluation
Economic aspects
Capitalism
Former Soviet Union
title The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage
title_full The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage
title_fullStr The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage
title_full_unstemmed The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage
title_short The first stage of the transition in the economies of the former USSR: asymmetric shocks, macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage
title_sort first stage of the transition in the economies of the former ussr asymmetric shocks macroeconomic imbalances and seigniorage
topic Evaluation
Economic aspects
Capitalism
Former Soviet Union
url https://rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa04/psl_quarterly_review/article/view/10510
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