| Grigory Marchenko | ||||||
It’s official: Kazakhstan has a working free-market economy and it is booming. A string of announcements over the past few months has made the central Asian republic’s economy the darling of international institutions and superpowers.
The US started the ball rolling in March when it recognized the country as a “market economy”. It is a label that Washington has been reluctant to bestow on many of the countries of the former Soviet Union because of complaints by producers at home.
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