The Soviet Union Decentralized Autonomy Through the State Enterprise Law

Date1987.06.30

LocationSoviet Union

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The Soviet Union passed the State Enterprise Law, delegating financial and production autonomy to factories. Factory directors were allowed to retain profits and determine production, but the lack of clear property rights opened a loophole for subsequent asset siphoning.

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一个狠人

2026-09-26 09:06 · 一个狠人发布了新视频：蘇聯不是崩潰的，是管理層自己鑿沉的！阿爾法部隊拒絕開槍，央行行長把外匯搬去澤西島，一張私有化券只換一瓶伏特加，三億股東倒貼存款替買家湊首付——焊縫防外賊，防不住配鑰匙的人變心

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英文维基百科：Law On State Enterprise (Soviet)

2026-10-09 16:53 · The Law On State Enterprise (formerly The Law of State Enterprises) was a Soviet law introduced in January 1988.

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This event The Soviet Union Decentralized Autonomy Through the State Enterprise Law 1987.06.30 · Verified

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Follow-up The August 19 Coup in the Soviet Union Fails

1991.08.19 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Soviet Union

Follow-up The Official Dissolution of the Soviet Union and the Collapse of Central Finance

1991.12.25 ·Verified ·Importance V ·Soviet Union

Caused The Soviet Union Allowed Private Businesses to Affiliate with State-Owned Enterprises via the Law on Cooperatives

1988.05.26 ·Verified ·Importance III ·Soviet Union

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Article · 2026-08-14 03:28 A Ruthless Man: The Soviet Union did not collapse; it was scuttled by its own management! The Alpha Group refused to fire, the Central Bank Governor moved foreign exchange to Jersey, a privatization voucher could only be exchanged for a bottle of vodka, and 300 million shareholders paid out of their own savings to cover the down payment for the buyers—welding seams can keep out thieves, but it cannot stop those who can duplicate the keys from changing their hearts.

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