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The Russian Economy in the Crisis: Trends and Perspectives

01 January 2009

It took only several months for Russia and a number of other developing markets that had been experiencing miraculous economic growth to deteriorate to the point of near economic collapse.The financial crisis has been a central issue in Russia’s monetary and credit sphere since September 2008. This paper presents trends and prospects for the development of Russia’s economy in 2009 and beyond.

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Sergey Zhavoronkov

Tatiana Drobyshevskaya

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