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The article reports on a follow-up of a case study conducted in 1998–1999 investigating the rules governing the behaviour of Russian forest enterprises. The new study, carried out in 2011–2012, used the same survey in interviews with a subset of the enterprises that took part in the original investigation. The objective was to see whether enterprises’ behaviour and the rules governing their behaviour had become more market efficient since our original study. The new study showed that, over a ten-year period, the behaviour of the surveyed enterprises became better adapted to rules governing a modern market economy. However, many traits of the virtual economy remained.
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