Последствия планирования: бывшие социалистические страны 25 лет спустя после падения коммунизма - исследовательская монография

The Definitive Research Monograph on the Post-Soviet Economic Transition. Based on the final major collaboration between Dr. Hugo M. Montesinos-Yufa and the late Dr. James D. Gwartney (1940–2024). The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 provided a "natural experiment" of unprecedented scale. What happens when an economy designed by central planners is suddenly exposed to market forces? The Aftermath of Planning analyzes the economic and institutional trajectory of 25 former centrally planned economies over two decades.Originally presented in Kiev, Ukraine, this research monograph offers a haunting economic baseline for understanding the current geopolitical conflict, revealing how institutional fragility in nations like Ukraine and Russia predated the war. Key Features of the Research Edition: Full Econometric Data: Contains the complete set of regression tables and growth analysis omitted from abridged versions. Full Econometric Data: Contains the complete set of regression tables and growth analysis omitted from abridged versions. The "Success Stories": Detailed case studies of the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania), Georgia, and other success stories. The "Success Stories": Detailed case studies of the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania), Georgia, and other success stories. Institutional Analysis: A deep dive into the "Legal System Trap" that threatens future growth in the region. Institutional Analysis: A deep dive into the "Legal System Trap" that threatens future growth in the region. Visual Architecture: Includes a digital link to free high-resolution charts and the original presentation slides. Visual Architecture: Includes a digital link to free high-resolution charts and the original presentation slides. "You can engineer a bridge; you cannot engineer a life... The tragedy of the 20th century was the arrogance of believing that an economy could be planned from the top down." About the Authors: James D. Gwartney was the Gus A. Stavros Eminent Scholar at Florida State University and a giant in the field of classical liberalism. Hugo M. Montesinos-Yufa is an Associate Professor of Statistics at Ursinus College, bridging the gap between engineering systems, artificial intelligence, data science, and economic reality.