1. Collapse of Communism
... voiced themselves, and apparently acted with civil disobedience. In return, the authorities acted without reason by committing brutal slaughter. Sequentially, economics as usual existed either as a stimulant to progress or a hindrance. Utilized in both economic and political reforms, perestroika (restructuring) called for attacking centralized economic ministries. The goal was to diminish them in size and steer activity towards the private enterprise ... ...
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