The problems encountered with the dissolution of the soviet union on December 26 1991 were increase in debts and sufferings on the people due to high inflation and high cost of living and doing business. the soviet Union which was made up of most Eastern European countries of current day Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Russia etc
The dissolution of the USSR was due to the rate of political unrest in the national level of the republics and this unrest started as early as the late 1980's before the eventual dissolution in 1991
The nations tried to help stabilize their new born countries by decreasing government debts reducing inflation and subsidizing material used fro production in other to encourage industries.
Overcrowding and slums developed in many impoverished countries in the 20th century, mostly due to large migrations to cities from people looking for work.
