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Reforms in Russian defence industry: Problems and prospects

The dramatic disintegration of the Soviet Union and the collapse of the socialist system have entailed the colossal transformation of the country's social, political and economic structures. The dismantling of the redistributive state accompanying the privileges and advantages is leading to a rapid overhaul of the social structure in Russia. Russia is witnessing the rebirth of "political capitalism" in power and property relations. The collapse of the socialist system affected the military industrial complex (MIC). In the Soviet days, the MIC formed the backbone of the Soviet command economy. Top priority was always given to the defence sector in the Soviet centralised, hyper-militarised economy with highest wages, best retirement benefits, better quality housing, medical care, and durable consumer goods.to its work force.