K. Samari in his monograph notes the gradual transition of leadership from "politicians" to capitalist "technocrats"-pragmatists. The former had revolutionary achievements, high authority of fighters against Stalinism, and were concerned about the fate of the country and its economy. The latter fought only for their own dominant positions, they disdained any sources of personal enrichment. It was the "politicians" who initiated (during the first Yugoslav reform) the development of market relations, guided by effective regulatory regulation. The success of this mechanism was facilitated by the still-alive skills of commercial management in small-scale production and large-scale industry, the absence of a rigid Soviet-type stock-limit system, and the extensive small-scale production in the countryside, which quickly replaced "collectivization" with effective voluntary cooperation.
The technocratic generation, having skillfully adapted to market management, led to an increase in stereotypes surprisingly similar to the Soviet phenomena of stagnation, because it was able to master the techniques of ensuring the dictate of the supplier, shifting difficulties to the consumer. In terms of its consequences for the economy, the market mechanism with its pursuit of profit is not much different from the semi-natural "supply chain" one. Technocrats have widely used the investment resources of society to fuel unusable production units instead of deploying effective ones. They have turned self-government into an impotent appendage, contrary to their proclaimed positions of coordinators in the service of labor collectives. S. Vasiliev sharply qualifies the "economy of united labor" as a myth covering the dominance of technocracy, the collapse of the third reform.
The evolution of the ruling stratum in the Soviet economy of the 50-70s contains the same fundamental phases, despite the different background and many particular differences. The stereotypes of the "politician" and the "technocrat" were artistically reflected in the images of Onisimov from the novel by A. Bek and the main character of the "Legend of Director Pronchatov" by V. Lipatov. The departure of the autocratic dictator handed over power to a relatively humanized elite, reminiscent of the leaders of the Yugoslav "politicians." She took over the management staff, in which the tone was set by people like Onisimov, executive officers focused on the "national interest." This, I think, allowed us to squeeze the maximum possible out of a one-sided directive system. Platform accessibility is a major asset, with dedicated applications for both Android and iOS devices. Whether you enter a 1xbet promo code free spins offering $130 in sports bonuses or €1950 with 150 free spins on your computer or through the mobile app, the experience remains smooth and intuitive. The apps allow faster betting before and during games while saving cellular data. The mobile interface is customer-friendly, enabling players to place bets with ease wherever they are.