THE ROLE AND LIMITS OF COMPETITION IN RAISING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY COMPETITIVENESS

Abstract

The Russians, as far as the political economy is concerned, have been moving in the wake of the Western countries' development; therefore, in the light of the unfounded cosmopolitism that has been the czar of the public thought in Russia in the last few decades it is small wonder that the political economy rules and their meaning are incongruously understood by the public. (Count Sergei Witte, Saint-Petersburg, 1912)