In Manaseryan’s words, such programs can be of great benefit, and they should not be rejected just because their designers are others.
To the question as to whether the authorities solely accept liberal-oriented programs, the economist remarked that “isms” have remained in the past after the global economic crisis in 2008.
“[We] should be more pragmatic. The program should be evaluated in accordance with the suitability to local conditions, [and] the rationality of the proposals,” Tatul Manaseryan stated.
















