How Much the Electricity Costs? The "Bad" Socialis Past and the "Wonderful" Market Present (Part 2)
The author suggests some arguments against the conception of the administrative reform in managing the electrical power engineering, which took place in the year 2003 and was based on the neo-liberal principles of economic theory. M. Gelman shows that the direct conclusion of the reform was the increasing of price level in the field of electrical power engineering in Russia; now the prices are catastrophically high. Some ways to improve the situation are suggested.