Abstract
An indicator of the effectiveness of economic reform is the degree of protection of human rights and freedoms, ensuring everyone a decent life. Transformations aimed at minimizing the role of the state and replacing state influence on the economy with self-regulating market mechanisms do not contribute to the formation of a legal, social and democratic state proclaimed in the Constitution of the Russian Federation. Such a task can be accomplished only by a strong and socially-oriented state that can maintain a balance between a free economy and fair distribution processes.
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