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E-bulletin of IISEPS Center for Documentation, N 10, 2013 - ISSN 1822-5578 (only Russian) Content: Introduction 1. Basic trends of October 2. Chronicle of key events 3. Politics 3.1. "Let's remove requisitioning - and everything's gonna be fine" 3.2. Political consequences of the "new economic policy" 4. Economics 4.1. Everyone cannot live at the expense of exports 4.2. Change of the economic policy agenda is needed 4.3. Doing Business? Doing, doing, but very faintly 5. Finances 5.1. "As for the rest - God grant it always be so" 6. Our forecast for November 7. From the IISEPS desktop Introduction: Dear readers! As we have expected, the summing up of the working group, chaired by the head of the Presidential Administration Alexander Kobiakov, scheduled for September, did not take place in October as well. Belarusian authorities enter the era which their Soviet predecessors were accustomed to - the era of stagnation, when an avalanche growth of external and internal challenges produced some clearly impracticable programs. After an initial phase of loud discussions, they were gradually losing their relevance and were replaced by new programs - new loud discussions to be more exact. It seems that public authority which is not controllable by society can operate in this mode endlessly, but we should not forget about the law of transition from quantity to a new quality. Under the new quality in this case we mean the situation when the "upper classes" cannot carry on in the old way and the "lower classes" do not want to live in the old way. IISEPS executive board Complete version see Here »» |
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