Nice try, but no I disagree with uv. Colleagues that the capitalist ministers in the Russian Federation are looking for some kind of model for the economy - they already have, and they do not need a better model - and the model they built not only perfectly fit into the structure of the Soviet industry, which was built by Comrade Stalin, but also proved its effectiveness to the bosses - the Russian Federation has never had such a model of support for the economic course today, but also rich in the economic course. Very popular among voters What about the "Polish way"? Russian commentators generally attribute Polish success to transfers and aid from the European Union. Yes, Poland took advantage of the window of opportunity to integrate into the European Union, and in the years 2004-2020 Poland received transfers from the EU budget - about 130 billion euros "net" (received about 190 billion, contributed 60 billion to the EU budget). Just to understand the difference in the scope of such "extra" - Polish and Russian income - for the years 2000-2021, Russian resource owners received an average of 220 billion dollars per year from the sale of oil and gas. Just in the years 2000-2013, the excess profits (the difference between the actual and the so-called "normal" price of oil) amounted to at least two trillion dollars. In per capita terms, there were €200 of remittances to the EU per year per Pole, and $1,400 in oil and gas rents per year per citizen of the Russian Federation. A difference of seven. The "Polish reform path" was never considered here as an "example", and the ranting of the techno-thieves-proprietors about "shock therapy like Balzarowicz" was only therapy - no "therapy" was intended, the mission of the techno-thieves government was "shock" - the zero internal debts of the USSR, savings, banks" and "citizen savings" not backed by consumer goods were just such a public debt). Then, after the "shock", the nimble techno-thieves were replaced by strong business managers - who actually carried out the privatization of resources.

Nice try, but no I disagree with uv. Colleagues that the capitalist ministers in the Russian Federation are looking for some kind of model for the economy - they already have, and they do not need a better model - and the model they built not only perfectly fit into the structure of the Soviet industry, which was built by Comrade Stalin, but also proved its effectiveness to the bosses - the Russian Federation has never had such a model of support for the economic course today, but also rich in the economic course. Very popular among voters What about the "Polish way"? Russian commentators generally attribute Polish success to transfers and aid from the European Union. Yes, Poland took advantage of the window of opportunity to integrate into the European Union, and in the years 2004-2020 Poland received transfers from the EU budget - about 130 billion euros "net" (received about 190 billion, contributed 60 billion to the EU budget). Just to understand the difference in the scope of such "extra" - Polish and Russian income - for the years 2000-2021, Russian resource owners received an average of 220 billion dollars per year from the sale of oil and gas. Just in the years 2000-2013, the excess profits (the difference between the actual and the so-called "normal" price of oil) amounted to at least two trillion dollars. In per capita terms, there were €200 of remittances to the EU per year per Pole, and $1,400 in oil and gas rents per year per citizen of the Russian Federation. A difference of seven. The "Polish reform path" was never considered here as an "example", and the ranting of the techno-thieves-proprietors about "shock therapy like Balzarowicz" was only therapy - no "therapy" was intended, the mission of the techno-thieves government was "shock" - the zero internal debts of the USSR, savings, banks" and "citizen savings" not backed by consumer goods were just such a public debt). Then, after the "shock", the nimble techno-thieves were replaced by strong business managers - who actually carried out the privatization of resources.