Zyuganov Economic Reforms (Chairman Yanayev)

The Zyuganov Economic Reforms are the name given to the Economic Reforms initiated under the rule of Gennady Zyuganov, during the Soviet Economic Crisis.

Background
Crippled by The Baltic Wars, the Soviet Union was on the verge of collapse. Some feared that the August Coup and Subsequent Civil conflict, led to the isolation of the Soviet Union from the rest of the globe. The State Committee on the State of Emergency had taken charge of the Soviet Government, and had not reinstated the Constitution, as well as the heavily modified version of the 1977 Constitution it passed overwhemigly.

In 1996, the Soviet Government was being reassembled. Gennady Zyuganov had been elected First Secretary of the Communist Party of Russia as a reformist. He Promised to restore the glory of the Soviet Union and to help solve the "impending crisis that faces us all"

Experiments
In 1996, Zyuganov began crafting his economic policy for the Soviet Union, as the State Committee on the Emergency passed relief bills, but no serious economic commitments.

Zyuganov began anaylizing the Perestrokia reforms he worked so hard to destroy as well as the New Economic Plan passed by Lenin, texts that had been locked away as part of the censorship of information. Alongside the Policies of Deng Xiaoping, which he obtained from a Chinese Pamphlet, translated by a senior administrator.

Zyuganov decided that the best possible policy was to allow for some Private Enterprises to exist, while maintaing a primairly centralized economy. Zyuganov began by allowing Farmers and small moscow businesess to sell their goods for a profit. Over the course of two years, Moscow's small buisness community rose. Only Small Coffee shops, Resturants, and stores could be private, as the Government maintained control over the basic commodities.

Moscow began seeing immediate economic growth. The GDP of the Russia alone, was higher than the Soviet Union's and could have made it as its own nation, something that dominated the thoughts of most.

National Implementation
In 2000, Zyuganov introduced these reforms to the Soviet Public, and added hopes of a trade agreement with the West, calling for "Socialism for A Brand New Century."

In 2003, Zyuganov signed a historic trade agreement with the United States. This agreement established economic partnerships between the West and Russia. The Agreement was mainly trade, however, since the Communist Party refused to allow a McDonald's to open up in Moscow.

In 2010, Zyuganov passed the Chinese elements of his plan. The Special Economic Zones, proposed by Zyuganov, allowed Regions of "Major Economic Importance" to have Politiclal, Economic, and Social Autonomy. Crimea and Odessa were the first two. Both regions had their first taste of the free world. The Soviet Base, was annexed by the Russian SFSR as was the city around it.

Crimea has prospered, mainly profiting off Tourists and Gambling. Yalta has served as a Resort and is a vacation destination.

Odessa has had similar success, but also has a manufacturing and shipping significance. Leningrad and Valdivostok are shipping sectors, that also house major industries. the Vladivostok region incorporates more than the Oblast had previously. The Industry Produced their, has led to the Growth of the Soviet Union and discontent with Politicans.