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Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan - a tale of two transition paths

Uzbekistan adopted a cautious, gradual approach to market reform. Kazakhstan followed a more aggressive strategy. But while Kazakhstan may have achieved a better policy environment, its economic performance has not been better than Uzbekistan's. The authors examine several competing, and complementary hypotheses about why the paths the two Central Asian countries took, may have led to different economic outcomes.

Link http://www-wds.worldbank.…64258546&theSitePK=523679
Author Alam, A., Banerji, A.
Date 30-Nov-2000
Institute World Bank
Tags Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, market, reform

See also

  1. Consumer Market and Effective Demand
  2. Nature’s blessing or nature’s curse: the political economy of transition in resource-based economies
  3. Bulgaria's institutions and policies : integrating into Pan-European markets
  4. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - October 2007
  5. Gender dimensions of pension reform in the Former Soviet Union

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