Russia's former prime minister shock therapy promotes Gaidar death

China News agency Moscow Ten mid-spring 16th electric Russian former prime minister, famous economist and political activist Igor Gedar 16th died in Moscow, aged 53 years.　　Russian media quoted Gaidar aides as saying, Gaidar is suffering from cerebral thrombosis, in the morning of 16th in its suburban suburb of Moscow died. Gaidar was born in Moscow in March 1956. He worked in October 1991 as the Soviet Union's largest republic-deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Soviet federal government, Minister of Economy and Finance.　　After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Gaidar as the first Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of the Russian Federation, June 1992 to ten mid-spring, 36 years old, was called the Russian "Youth Reform faction" leader. Gaidar, who served as economic advisor to the late former President Boris Yeltsin, the first vice president of the Russian Federation of Ministers, the "Russian Democratic Choice" party chairman, the Duma member and other positions, and as the Russian Transitional Economic Research Institute Director, and is a number of international and domestic important academic research institutions members, writings quite abundant, its "the demise of the Empire-　　The lessons of contemporary Russia have been translated and published in China. Gaidar is thought to be a theorist of Russian market reform and a "shock therapy" performer, playing an important role in the process of Russian economic transformation.