of president Yeltsin to Putin, which have had a great influence on the current state of Russia.
After the collapse of Soviet Union, Boris Yeltsin came to power with a wave of high expectations and public mandate to revive Russian economy. He overthrew a radical economic reform, focusing on restructuring Russia’s economic system-from the world’s largest command economy into a free-market one
1. Introduction
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of new cars. It will increase the demand of tires in Hungary. Also, there are about 150 duty free zones in Hungary; so many companies that are in manufacturing and distribution business are located in this zone. The biggest advantage is companies in this zone can import manufacturing machinery and equipments without paying tariffs, so it could be a good factor for manufacturers.
2. Political S
market underpins democracy.
can we at least say that democracy and markets are, indeed, natural partners and reinforce each other?
Therefore, democratic decisions usually subvert the logic ofmarket.
"Depoliticize the economy!”
They argue that the scope of government activity
should be reduced through privatization and liberalization.
Such restraints can be provided
political spectrum. The party believes that government should play a role in alleviating poverty and social injustice and use a system of progressive taxation. On the other hand, the Republican Party’s platform generally reflects American conservatism in the U.S. political spectrum and is considered center-right. They emphasize the role of free markets and individual achievement rather than gov