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задайте 4 вопроса к тексту. к любому предложению в тексте 1.general question 2.special question 3.alternative question 4.disjunctive question a recent survey compared the cost of living for expatriates in cities around the world. not surprisingly, the top ten most expensive cities included tokyo, london and new york. but more expensive than any of these was moscow! less than two decades ago, moscow was the heart of the world’s biggest planned economy. there was no property for sale then. the state-run shops had few consumer goods. shortages for simple things like shoes were common. today, things are different. moscow is the centre of a free market with some of the highest property prices in the world. the state-run shops have been replaced by expensive shopping centres and designer stores. but the change has not been easy. changing over to a completely different economic system could never be painless. the russian government of the early 1990s decided to use a shock therapy approach. they introduced severe fiscal and monetary policies. the government drastically reduced its spending. it cut subsidies to its crumbling state industries. interest rates and taxes were raised. government price controls on nearly all consumer goods were lifted. only prices for staple goods like food and energy remained controlled by the government. new laws were introduced to allow private ownership and businesses to exist. all of these measures were intended to create conditions for a market economy to grow. however, they also caused great hardship for ordinary people. most workers at that time were on fixed incomes. the measures caused the cost of living to rise, but their salaries did not rise at the same rate. to make matters worse, events in the banking system in 1992 caused the money supply to balloon. this resulted in hyperinflation levels of 2,000%. despite russia’s enormous reserves of oil and gas, the economy went into a long and difficult depression. finally, in 1998, when an economic crisis hit the east asian tigers, oil prices began to fall around the world. for russia, it turned a depression into an economic crisis.

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ивашка9
ивашка9
28.05.2020 02:24

What was the most expensive city?

Changing over to a completely different economic system could never be painless, couldn't it?

What did the Russian goverment decide to use a shock therapy or to help citizen?

 Is Moscow the centre of a free market now?

 

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