Which term best describes Russia’s transition to a market economy? compromised successful difficult corrupt

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The term that describes Russia's transition to a market economy is C) Difficult.

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The term that best describes Russia’s transition to a market economy is difficult. The thrid option is correct.

Several years ago, many countries made transition in their economic policies.

Russia initially followed a centrally planned economic policies. Communism has played a crucial role in the past era of Russia. After 1990, Russia sough to shift its economy from a centrally planned one to a market based one. However, it came across major difficulties in reaching the transition.