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Summary Introduction
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After the collapse of Union S, modern Country R was born in 1991. Country R has designed more policies to convert it to democratic with a market-based economy from a centrally planned economy under the guidance of Party C. However, the polities are imperfectly implemented. The control of newly privatized enterprises was seized by organized crime and corruption was widespread in the country.
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To determine: How secure the power of Person P is.
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