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Web Ch. - 1Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

RUSSIA & CHINA

Transition Economies:Transition Economies:

WebC H A P T E R

Web Ch. - 2Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

Marxian Ideology•Labor theory of value•Surplus Value

State OwnershipCentral Economic Planning

IDEOLOGY & INSTITUTIONS

Web Ch. - 3Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

PLANNING GOALS & TECHNIQUES

Industrialization

(Rural Development in China)

Overcommitment of Resources

Mobilization of Resources

Allocation by Directives

Government Price Setting

Self-Sufficiency

Passive Macroeconomic Policies

Web Ch. - 4Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

Problems with

Central Planning•The Coordination Problem

•The Incentive Problem

PLANNING GOALS & TECHNIQUES

Web Ch. - 5Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

COLLAPSE OF THESOVIET ECONOMY

Declining GrowthPoor Product QualityFew Consumer GoodsLarge Military BurdenAgricultural Drag

Web Ch. - 6Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

RUSSIAN TRANSITIONTO A MARKET SYSTEMPrivatizationPrice ReformPromotion of CompetitionMaking Ruble Fully

ConvertiblePrice-Level StabilizationOther Major ProblemsFuture Prospects

Web Ch. - 7Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

CENTRALLY PLANNEDPRICE EFFECTS

D

S’S

Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity demanded and supplied0

Pf

FIXED LOW PRICECEILING BY

GOVERNMENTLEADS TO…

SHORTAGE

Web Ch. - 8Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

D

S’S

Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity demanded and supplied0

Pa

Pf

SHORTAGE

Withoutprivatizationprices rise to

Pa

CENTRALLY PLANNEDPRICE EFFECTS

Web Ch. - 9Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

D

S’S

Pri

ce p

er u

nit

Quantity demanded and supplied0

Pa

Pe

Pf

SHORTAGE

Withprivatizationprices rise to

Pe

CENTRALLY PLANNEDPRICE EFFECTS

Web Ch. - 10Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

MARKET REFORMS IN CHINAAgricultural & Rural ReformTownship & Village EnterprisesReform of Urban IndustriesState Owned Enterprises (SOE)Urban CollectivesSpecial Economic Zones (SEZs)Development of Supporting

InstitutionsTransformation of the SOEs

Web Ch. - 11Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

OUTCOMES & PROSPECTSPositive Outcomes of Reform

Problems• Incomplete Property Rights• Macroeconomic Instability• Integration into the Global

Economy• Geographically Uneven

Development

Web Ch. - 12Copyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Ideology and Institutions

Planning Goals and Techniques

Collapse of the Soviet Economy

Russian Transition to a Market Economy

Centrally Planned Price Effects

Market Reforms in China

Outcomes and Prospects

Key Terms

PreviousSlide

NextSlide

EndShow

OUTCOMES & PROSPECTSPositive Outcomes of Reform

Problems• Incomplete Property Rights• Macroeconomic Instability• Integration into the Global

Economy• Geographically Uneven

Development

ChapterConclusions

labor theory of valuesurplus valuestate ownershipcentral economic planningcoordination problemincentive problemtown & village enterprisesstate-owned enterprises (SOEs)urban collectivesspecial economic zones (SEZs)

ENDBACKCopyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin 2002

labor theory of valuesurplus valuestate ownershipcentral economic planningcoordination problemincentive problemtown & village enterprisesstate-owned enterprisesurban collectivesspecial economic zones

ENDBACKCopyright McGraw-Hill/Irwin 2002