A Stabilization Fund for Russia. Problems and Prospects
Publication date
Friday, 21.06.2002
Authors
S. Sinelnikov-Murylev A. Zolotareva S. Drobyshevski P. Kadochikov
Series
Problems of Economic Transition, June 2002/Vol. 45, NO. 2
Annotation
The state of the Russian economy is determined largely by the export sector. While export volumes (converted to rubles) were about 20-25 percent of GDP throughout 1993-98, the relative export volume rose sharply after the ruble devaluation in 1998- 99. Export volume in 1999 was 41 percent of the Russian GDP. More than 80 percent of exports go to countries of the far abroad.
The state of the Russian economy is determined largely by the export sector. While export volumes (converted to rubles) were about 20-25 percent of GDP throughout 1993-98, the relative export volume rose sharply after the ruble devaluation in 1998- 99. Export volume in 1999 was 41 percent of the Russian GDP. More than 80 percent of exports go to countries of the far abroad.
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Editor's Introduction BEN SLAY ,
The Prospects for Creating a Stabilization Fund in the Russian Federation
S. Sinelnikov-Murylev, A.Zolotareva, S.Drobyshevski, P.Kadochikov
Problems of Economic Transition, vol. 45, no. 2, June 2002, pp. 5-85.
© 2002 M.E. Sharpe, Inc. All rights reserved.
ISSN 1061-1991/2002
This book is the English version of "Перспективы создания стабилизационного фонда в Российской Федерации" book published in IET in the serie "Working Papers" # 27 in 1998.
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