Is industrial deprivation a new trend in state economic policy?

The article examines the stages of privatization in Russia, analyzes the problems of industrial deprivation as a mechanism of state economic policy, as well as planned legislative changes in the field of privatization. Deprivation is aimed at protecting state interests and correcting mistakes of the past, and it also creates obstacles to the development of a favorable investment climate, which is necessary for Russia’s economic growth in the face of external economic constraints.

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ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.36871/u.i.k.2025.06.01.005
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Economic Growth and Productivity
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Is industrial deprivation a new trend in state economic policy?

M. Slovak
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Economic Growth and Productivity
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Is industrial deprivation a new trend in state economic policy?

M. Slovak
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Abstract

The article examines the stages of privatization in Russia, analyzes the problems of industrial deprivation as a mechanism of state economic policy, as well as planned legislative changes in the field of privatization. Deprivation is aimed at protecting state interests and correcting mistakes of the past, and it also creates obstacles to the development of a favorable investment climate, which is necessary for Russia’s economic growth in the face of external economic constraints.

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