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Title: The Economic Collapse of the USSR


1
The Economic Collapse of the USSR
  • The last days of an empire
  • By Carlos Diaz and
  • Hayk Melkumyan

2
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (CCCP)
3
Historical Background
  • The October Revolution and the New Economic
    Policy.
  • The Centralized Booming of the Soviet
    Economy1940s to 1960s.
  • The Settings for a Collapse 1970s-1980s
  • Gorbachev and the Perestroika.
  • Russia in the 1990s Free Market and the
    Mafyia.

4
The October Revolution And the New Economic
Policy
  • The Bolshevik Revolution.
  • The Civil War
  • Lenins New Economic Policy private ownership in
    a small scale.
  • Stalins Five Year Plan Centralized Economy.

5
The Centralized Booming of the Soviet
Economy1940s to 1960s.
  • The Coming of the Central Market the Collective
    Farm and the State Farm.
  • The Great Famine (1932-33).
  • WWII ( The Great War).
  • Economic Recovery
  • The Cold War

6
The Cold War
  • The USSR as a Nuclear Power
  • The Race for the Cosmos (Space Race, Gagarin,
    Belka / Strelka)
  • Kruschevs Policies
  • Struggle for world domination during.
  • Policy of Detente

7
The Settings for a Collapse 1970s-1980s
  • Oil Crisis
  • Afghanistan
  • NEP fails
  • Chernobyl Nuclear Plant

8
Communism and Classical Socialism
  • Marxs Communism
  • Classical Socialism
  • The Power and the Government
  • Role of Property

9
The Transition Begins
  • The Reason for Changes
  • Gorbachevs Glasnost and Perestroyka
  • Hungary and Poland 1989
  • Trying to create Liberal Economic and Democratic
    Political Institutions at the same time.

10
Political Institutions in Transition
  • From Authoritarianism to Democratic Regime
  • The Rule of Law
  • Corruption
  • Central European Countries
  • China, Laos, Vietnam, North Korea, Cuba

11
Economic Institutions in Transition
  • Privatization
  • Voucher Privatization
  • Direct Sales
  • Marketization
  • Getting Rid of Central Planning
  • Gradualism
  • Shock Therapy

12
Evaluating the Transition
  • Nomenklatura
  • Oligarchs
  • Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary

13
The End
And The Outcome
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