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| Foreword | |
| Historical Note | |
| Highlights | |
| Overview | |
| Past Economic Performance and Insights for Future Prospects | |
| Russias Economic Performance: Entering the 21st Century | |
| Russias Economic Challenges | |
| Removing Barriers and Providing an Incentive System | |
| The Russian Economy: How Far from Sustainable Growth? | |
| Unlocking Economic Growth in Russia | |
| Administration and Reform of the Russian Economy | |
| Russian Crime and Corruption in an Era of Globalization: Implications for the United States | |
| Financial Reform: Taxes, Budgets and Banks | |
| Tax Reform in Russia | |
| Putin's Dilemma: Austere Budgeting in a Poor State | |
| Russian Defense Spending | |
| Russian Financial Transition: The Development of Institutions and Markets for Growth | |
| Breakup of Monopolies: Energy, Transportation and Agriculture | |
| The Russian Energy Sector: Current Conditions and Long-Term Outlook | |
| Agricultural Reform: Major Commodity Restructuring but Little Institutional Change | |
| Human Capital and the Social Contract | |
| Russia's Demographic and Health Meltdown | |
| Social Welfare: A Social Contract | |
| Long-Term Prospects for Russia's Economic Governance | |
| Long-run Prospects for the Russian Economy | |
| Russia's Evolution as a Predatory State | |
| Russia's Economic Future and U.S. Interests | |
| U.S. Bilateral Assistance to Russia, 1999-2001 | |
| Arms Exports and Russia's Defense Industries: Issues for the U.S. Congress | |
| U.S.-Russian Trade and Investment: Policy and Performance | |
| Russia and the International Financial Institutions: From Special Case to a Normal Country | |
| Index | |
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