Income transfers and the social safety net in Russia /

The decision to move to a market economy sets in motion two major forces: (i) a widening of earnings and income distribution, a result of wage and price liberalization, is an inherent part of reform; and (ii) declining output, which is a not an inherent part of the reform, but a side effect, which a...

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Main Author:	Barr, N. A
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : World Bank, [1992], ©1992 Washington, D.C. : c1992 Washington, D.C. : [1992]
Series:	Studies of economies in transformation paper no. 4 Studies of economies in transformation, paper no. 4 Studies of economies in transformation ; paper no. 4 Studies of economies in transformation paper no. 4
Subjects:	Gemeinschaft Unabhängiger Staaten 1991- Since 1991 Income distribution > Russia (Federation) Social security > Russia (Federation) Economic policy Income distribution Social security Russia (Federation) > Economic policy > 1991- Russia (Federation)

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