> Shock therapy was not bad economic advice. If you don't count those who died of starvation because savings were burned in hyperinflation and pensions were (a

> Shock therapy was not bad economic advice. If you don't count those who died of starvation because savings were burned in hyperinflation and pensions were (and still are) _tiny_, those who were killed during inevitable criminalization of society, Russians who were killed because of nationalizm in USSR republics, _millions_ of unborn children because of economical and political instabilities, then, yes, it wasn't bad advice.