2013
DOI: 10.1080/09668136.2013.779462
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Russia's Response to Crisis: The Paradox of Success

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“…Russia's comparatively poor performance during the Great Recession led many in the ruling elite to conclude that Russia's vulnerability was caused by its technologically backward and natural resource-orientated economic structure (Robinson, 2013). 11 In response, a new agenda for economic modernisation was constructed.…”
Section: Will Accession Boost Economic Liberalisation In Russia?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Russia's comparatively poor performance during the Great Recession led many in the ruling elite to conclude that Russia's vulnerability was caused by its technologically backward and natural resource-orientated economic structure (Robinson, 2013). 11 In response, a new agenda for economic modernisation was constructed.…”
Section: Will Accession Boost Economic Liberalisation In Russia?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…С одной стороны, признаки надвигающейся стагнации и рецессии стали ощутимыми еще в 2013 г., некоторые аналитики утверждали о продолжении кризиса 2008 г. [27]. Отечественные экономисты зафиксировали тревожные сигналы осенью 2013 г., однако кризис развернулся в полную силу годом позже, когда рубль прошел несколько волн девальвации, цены на нефть и энегоносители упали, экономические санкции ужесточились, усилился отток капитала, уровень инляции достиг отметки 11,4%, превысив прогнозные значения в два раза.…”
Section: политическая поддержка и экономика в россииunclassified
“…The state was forced to step in, spending down its reserves to delay the depreciation of the ruble, and bailing out banks unable to meet their foreign loan payments (Robinson 2013). At least the government did not resort to outright protectionism after the crisis (Bykov et al 2011).…”
Section: Putin's Recordmentioning
confidence: 99%