Question

The newly independent countries of the former Soviet Union present an interesting situation: income is declining, and there is considerable economic hardship. The potential for disruption is certainly high. Are these disruptions problem cases, or are they attractive opportunities with good potential for moving out of the low-income category

Answer 1

The definition including its given problem is outlined in the following portion on the clarification.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Those other countries are indeed a clear illustration including its trade-off between risk and compensation. Many firms took the gamble, but many of us are still deciding whether it should take any chances. Throughout pursuit of monetary independence, Belarus as well as Turkmenistan are ranked very low throughout the indexes. Russia fell into the range of upper-middle-income.
• Although there are still many former communist-dominated nations that have economic prosperity. It may well be based mostly on the Soviet republic's actions.
• The start of such a military operation in Georgia for instance produces a cascading effect as well as induces political and social turmoil.