How has the economy of Russia changed since the fall of the
From a mixed to a market
From a market to a command
From a command to a mixed
From a market to a mixed
economy.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia has transitioned from a command economy to a mixed economy. The transition has been a gradual process, with the government gradually introducing market-based reforms and allowing for more private ownership of businesses. The economy has become increasingly diversified, with the service sector now accounting for a larger share of the economy than the industrial sector. The economy has also become more open to foreign investment, and the government has implemented a number of measures to attract foreign capital.