Necroeconomics of Post-Soviet Post-Industrialism and the Model of Economic Development of Georgia and Russia

In post-Soviet economies, the decrease in the share of industry was not due to the growth of high-quality innovative services but, rather, an immediate decline in industrial production. The reason for this was the phenomenon of “necroeconomy” which combines so-called dead enterprises (because of the inability to produce competitive goods) and is the result of the negation of competition in a command economy. It has been shown that both in Georgia and Russia, essentially identical consumer models of development of poor countries have established