Well finally, to finish finally apologetic of capitalism in Russia:
I had a break from the pattern and here’s why.
I have heard so often over the past 30 years about the complete ineffectiveness of the Soviet (socialist) economy, which is absolutely believed it. I had never had to put this statement in question as I knew that the Soviet economy was not initially sharpened at a profit, and was imprisoned on the life satisfaction of citizens. Based on this goal setting it is difficult to expect economic and business activities profits in the classical capitalist sense of the word. But today this picture of the world collapsed for me: it turned out that in the current capitalist economy of Russia the share of unprofitable enterprises any more! And more at times. That’s like:
Data sources are Rosstat and the Handbook “the National economy of the USSR”, 1990, p. 24
There are some feature of the farming of the USSR, that’s where the profitability is given by state farms, not the farms, but if anyone knows the difference, you should be aware that the farms are much more capitalist enterprises than farms, because it is in modern parlance it was a joint stock company of farmers, whose incomes are directly dependent on the total profit of the farm. State farm is state-owned enterprise workers.
In light of these facts I feel a little embarrassed for our state leaders, regularly salvageusa insolently on the subject of the absolute inefficiency of the Soviet economy and the benefits of the capitalist apparatus of the present Russia. Out lying – there is no efficiency and the benefits of capitalism. Single, solid damage.
