How Did Soviet Influence Transform Mongolia's Society and Identity from the 1920s to the Post-Soviet Era?

Mongolia's economic reliance on the Soviet Union created challenges for its autonomy, particularly during periods of Soviet crisis. The economic policies implemented by Moscow dictated much of Mongolia's trade and production. The country became heavily dependent on the Soviet market, and its economy struggled to diversify. When the Soviet Union faced economic decline in the 1980s, Mongolia experienced significant hardships, leading to shortages and widespread discontent among its population.