The Copper Industry of the Urals in the Period of Transitional Economy: (Late 1990s — Early 2000s)
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The article is written on a topic not very popular among historians, dedicated to the most important branch of non-ferrous metallurgy, copper, in one of the leading metallurgical regions in Russia — the Urals. The issues of the industry's exit from the most powerful crisis associated with the transition from a planned to a market economy are considered. The changes that have taken place in the non-ferrous metallurgy sub-sector in the context of the formation of new market structures are shown. When writing the article, data from the Union of Entrepreneurs of the Sverdlovsk Region were used.

Vladimir V.Z., (2023), THE COPPER INDUSTRY OF THE URALS IN THE PERIOD OF TRANSITIONAL ECONOMY: (LATE 1990S — EARLY 2000S). History and Modern Perspectives, 2 => 67-71.

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non-ferrous metallurgy, sub-sector, copper, market economy, industry structure..