Reform of Economic Education in Russia: Needs, Resources, Motivation

Leonid Polishchuk

Voprosy Ekonomiki, 2002, vol. 7

Abstract: The author considers the reform of higher school economic education as a part of Russia's economic reforms. He specifies the difficulties originating from resource and institutional constraints and prereform inertia. According to his opinion, the rapid development of the Russian school of economic thought is important. He connects the main problem of teaching economic theory with modification of the student's way of thinking.

Date: 2002
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