This report identifies the characteristic and development of reform of Soviet foreign trade and financial systems reform by analyzing its reform and by suggesting perspectives for that reform.
This research consists of six major parts. In Part II, the current status and trends of Soviet foreign trade system is observed from a perspective of its changes during the period. The characteristics and problems of the conventional trade system are analyzed from such a historical basis. In Part III, the evolution and characteristics of the Soviet foreign trade system reform since Perestroika, which is the socialist reform ideology declared in April 1985, are observed. In this part, the reform of planned trade mechanisms and the reorganization of the foreign trade structure and its decentralization are clarified. In Part IV, the reform of the finance and foreign exchange system are analyzed. In Part V, Soviet foreign economic relationships are analyzed.
The conclusion discusses the tasks and perspectives of the progress in Soviet foreign economic relationships.