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One of Boris Yeltsin's major economic reforms was the so-called "privatization" program that transferred ownership of nonagricultural businesses from state to private hands. The privatization program began in 1992. At that time all of large factories were still owned by the Russian government. What was the estimated percentage of privately owned large factories in 2002?
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