Mongolia's Economic Transition and Development Challenges: An evidence of poorly managed neo-liberal, shock therapy transition and economic destitution - Couverture souple

Shagdar, Enkhbayar

 
9783846585344: Mongolia's Economic Transition and Development Challenges: An evidence of poorly managed neo-liberal, shock therapy transition and economic destitution
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 3846585343 ISBN 13 : 9783846585344
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2012

Synopsis

Mongolia began transforming its economy from the centrally-planned command economy to a market-oriented one in 1990. Conventional neo-liberal policy packages were implemented almost simultaneously in a relatively short period of time, which is known as a “shock-therapy” transition. However, this study argues that the conventional neo-liberal policy package implemented in a rapid manner would not succeed in transforming a centrally-planned economy into a market-oriented one unless a properly sequenced and firmly coordinated policies along with an accurately thought out program for economic transition are readily in place. Similar to other transitional economies, Mongolia experienced almost all forms of neo-liberal policy syndrome and transitional difficulty along with the emergence of other social problems, such as unemployment, poverty and inequality. The sluggish economic growth has been insufficient to bring the country out of the setbacks experienced in the initial years of transition. After a passage of more than a decade, the economy was still based on the primary industries, with raw and semi-processed materials from the mining and agriculture dominating the exports.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Mongolia began transforming its economy from the centrally-planned command economy to a market-oriented one in 1990. Conventional neo-liberal policy packages were implemented almost simultaneously in a relatively short period of time, which is known as a “shock-therapy” transition. However, this study argues that the conventional neo-liberal policy package implemented in a rapid manner would not succeed in transforming a centrally-planned economy into a market-oriented one unless a properly sequenced and firmly coordinated policies along with an accurately thought out program for economic transition are readily in place. Similar to other transitional economies, Mongolia experienced almost all forms of neo-liberal policy syndrome and transitional difficulty along with the emergence of other social problems, such as unemployment, poverty and inequality. The sluggish economic growth has been insufficient to bring the country out of the setbacks experienced in the initial years of transition. After a passage of more than a decade, the economy was still based on the primary industries, with raw and semi-processed materials from the mining and agriculture dominating the exports.

Biographie de l'auteur

Sh.Enkhbayar is a Senior Research Fellow at Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia (ERINA). Completed Ph.D. in Economics at Niigata University in 2006, MA in International Development at IUJ in 2001 and MS in Mechanical Engineering at MTILP in 1986. She has 13 years of work experience in Mongolia at government and industrial organizations.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2012
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3846585343
ISBN 13 
9783846585344
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
292
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