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How much oil can Russia produce? : a study in the Russian oil sector
(01.10.2004)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2004/9
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2004/9
Russia's economy has recovered after the deep recession in 1998 and the country currently scores high growth figures.One driving force is the booming oil sector, which gains from high world oil prices.Russia is very dependant ...
Investoinnit kasvussa Venäjällä
(14.04.2004)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 3/2004
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 3/2004
Sisällysluettelo: 1 Kotimaiset investoinnit kiihtymässä 3 1.1 Rakentaminen hallitsee investointeja 4 1.2 Julkisen sektorin merkitys suuri investointien rahoituksessa 7 2 Ulkomaiset suorat sijoitukset edelleen vaatimattomia ...
Siirtymätalouksien tutkimuslaitoksen lukijatutkimus 2001
(29.10.2001)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2001/13
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2001/13
Suomen Pankin Siirtymätalouksien tutkimuslaitoksella (BOFIT) toteutettiin kevään ja kesän 2001 aikana kartoitus, jonka avulla pyrittiin selvittämään BOFITin julkaisujen lukijakuntaa sekä heidän mielipiteitään julkaisuista ...
Venäjän talouspolitiikka ja talouden näköalat lokakuussa 2001
(14.10.2001)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 10/2001
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 10/2001
An evaluation of draft legislation on Russian depposit insurance
(21.01.2003)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2003/1
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2003/1
On 18 November 2002, the Russian cabinet approved a plan to introduce deposit insurance.The introduction of deposit insurance is an essential condition for the modernisation of Russia s banking sector, and, in particular, ...
Mikä pääomapako Venäjältä?
(30.09.2004)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2004/8
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2004/8
Venäjältä on tapahtunut vuosien mittaan nettomääräisesti laaja sijoitusvirta ulkomaille.Pääomien siirtyminen ulkomaille on paljolti luonnollista, sillä sijoitukset ovat olleet yllätyksellisen suurten vaihtotaseen ylijäämien ...
Putin's Russia
(21.12.2000)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2000/14
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2000/14
Putin has now been nominally running the country for nearly a year. The question that seized us all earlier this year - Who is Mr. Putin? - has been long since answered, although in different ways. The issue that preoccupies ...
Political stability and consensus : Keys to sustainable transition
(13.03.2000)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2/2000
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2/2000
After a decade of moving from plan to market economies, variations in the rate of economic reforms and performance are evident for transition countries.For many, stabilisation of economic fundamentals has given way toward ...
The Aftermath of the Russian debt crisis
(28.06.2000)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2000/7
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2000/7
In August 1998 the Russian Federation was forced to devalue the rouble and declare a moratorium on its debt servicing.Russia was badly hit by unfavourable external conditions, but the main reason for the crisis was the ...
Russia : Growth prospects and policy debates
(07.02.2003)
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2003/3
Bank of Finland. Institute for Economies in Transition. BOFIT Online 2003/3
This paper discusses Russia s growth potential in light of President Putin s target of eight per cent.The country has large investment needs, but low levels of financial intermediation.The economy is also highly dependent ...