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towards them has become a pressing issue for both Russia and Ukraine and addressing this matter will greatly influence the …
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Though the global financial crisis hit Russia’s economy harder than many other emerging markets, the situation in both … Russia’s real and financial sector stabilized as early as in the first half of 2009. However, the exit strategy chosen by the …
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The authors of this paper try to analyze the similarities and differences in the starting conditions, adopted policies, and achieved results of the above three countries. The first part of the paper will be devoted to the initial conditions: the economic heritage of the FSU (especially of the...
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took place. As an independent state, Russia exists since 1992. This event defined the period under consideration in our … peculiar to any independent state. Before that Russia was a republic in a federal state where finances were highly centralized …
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In the years before the economic crisis, global demand for energy resources rose sharply, especially from developing countries. During the economic crisis, oil demand decreased for a short period. In forecasting post-crisis developments, it is reasonable to assume a future reduction in the...
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So far, developing countries like the countries of the Mediterranean region seem to have been far less affected by the and started to recover earlier crisis than industrial countries. However, the region faces several problems like high unemployment and high inflation in the long term due to...
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Positive signs emerging from the global economy prompt many economists to voice their concerns about the threat of imminent inflation. However, a careful investigation of the current economic environment suggests that while some risks exist and need to be monitored, inflation is very unlikely to...
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This study reviews the impact of the global financial crisis on public service delivery in the Republic of Moldova. It provides a background of the country’s development in the period prior to the crisis (2000 to 2007/2008) and presents the factors which determined the country’s fiscal...
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Can Europe avoid falling in to a Japanese-style stagnation trap? In this type of trap, we see a repeated cycle of a financial crisis leading to a fiscal crisis, leading to a decline in consumer and investor confidence, and a resulting fall in demand. The decline in growth that inevitably follows...
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The current European debt crisis is bringing to the fore well-defined cracks in the Eurozone’s construction. There are two possible scenarios for the future of the Eurozone: Either its members will have the collective will to roll back national sovereignty, or current plans for a European...
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