In terms of traditional investment areas, phenomena such
as the transfer of resources due to the establishment of new
systems, the abandonment of traditional economic mechanisms,
privatization, the adoption of a new banking system,
and the introduction of a new pricing mechanism and taxation
system all entail shifts in resource distribution and huge
risks. Traditionally, while the new system is not yet operating
efficiently, in the process of breaking down the old system
and moving toward a new equilibrium, the various key
economic players come into conflict. The period of transition is extended beyond expectations, and in the process of reaching
equilibrium a massive restructuring occurs, but despite
dramatic changes in product demand and prices, the key economic
players fail to manage their resources effectively.