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6 English translation © 2004 M.E. Sharpe, Inc., from the Russian text “Doktrina rynochnogo ravenstva: voprosy teorii i ee prilozheniia k protsessu postkommunisticheskoi transformatsii.” The author is a corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of Georgia, chairman of the Council on Economic Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of Georgia, and Senior Fellow of the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies. Translated by James E. Walker. Nowhere is the gap between rich and poor wider, nowhere are the rich richer and the poor poorer, than in those societies that do not permit the free market to operate. —Milton and Rose Friedman (Free to Choose, 1980)

The Doctrine of Market Equality : Questions of Theory and Its Application to the Process of Postcommunist Transformation