First Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Maslyukov, who served as the last head of the Soviet central planning agency, has pushed for full control over the economic-related ministries.
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Maslyukov, a Communist, had a successful carrier in the Soviet military-industrial complex, rising through the ranks to become the last chairman of the Soviet central planning agency, Gosplan.
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The National Capital Planning Commission, the federal government's central planning agency for the District of Columbia and surrounding areas, meets next month to give the monument final approval.
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Primakov's First Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Maslyukov, who served as the last head of the Soviet central planning agency, has pushed for full control over the economic-related ministries.
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Among the key appointments to his cabinet is a Communist Party member and former head of the Soviet Union's central planning agency who will be the new government's top economic official.
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Maslyukov, a moderate Communist who served as head of the Soviet central planning agency and briefly as minister for Trade and Industry in Yeltsin's last government, is expected to be put in charge of overall economic policy.
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Primakov's First Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Maslyukov, who served as the last head of the Soviet central planning agency, will be in charge of economics and trade ministries and various other bodies, including the committee that oversees privatization.
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There are some constraints on overall resources ( D ) for which a central planning agency is assumed to be responsible, and n blocks of coefficients ( F1 through Fn ) that are the concern of individual firms.
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Maslyukov, a Communist who was the last chairman of the Soviet central planning agency, will also be acting prime minister whenever Primakov is absent and will oversee talks with the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and other international lenders, Russian media reported.
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The Alliance for Progress saw the start of long-range reform, with some improvements in land use and distribution, slightly improved tax laws and administration, the submission of detailed development programmes to the OAS, the creation of central planning agencies, and greater local efforts to provide housing, education, and financial institutions.
