... untapped potential in terms of economic cooperation between the two countries. The issue on the agenda is improving the business cooperation model in order to enhance the dynamics and stability of reciprocal flows of goods and services.
Mexico’s Economy: Overview
The main thing to bear in mind, when looking at the potential dividends from Russia’s economic cooperation with Mexico, is the country’s changing economic image. Alongside Brazil and Argentina, Mexico is one of Latin America’s ...
Barriers to Growth
By mid-2013, the British economy could not completely overcome the aftermath of the financial and economic crisis. Under these circumstances, the government, while continuing to pursue a policy of financial stabilization, has applied extra efforts to stimulate economic growth....
... future trend is on the upward curve. Interestingly, turnover began growing during the 2008-2009 crisis when Russian overall foreign trade was on the decline, but not with France.
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Arnaud Dubien
France is the third largest investor in Russian economy. Which sectors are most attractive for French capital and which lag behind?
For starters, I should make it clear that in 2011 and 2012, France was the third largest provider of FDI in Russia, but through offshore investments, which in essence ...
... French technology. As a result, while everyone talks about energy security the action in the South Atlantic and Antarctica is making the region a big hangout for nuclear submarine activity and that means military spending that drive the defense driven economy. This helps facilitate the expanded Russian naval presence that Russian President Vladimir Putin seeks. The scenario also provides more opportunities for the new Russian B-90 Sarov class nuclear attack submarines and their high tech research capabilities....
The Economization of Russia’s Foreign Policy
By restoring its economic and financial potential since 2000, Russia has begun to move away from a passive, reflexive position with respect to the economic and financial realities and institutions of the international community. Initially, it tried to use these rules to further its political interests, but later called into question some of them and took upon itself to coordinate actions among the growing economies (BRICS) dissatisfied with these rules...
... but also by the prices charged by the natural monopolies, as well as by weak business activity.
Prices charged by the infrastructural monopolies are growing 10-15 percent every year, fueling growth in utility tariffs and related prices. Meanwhile, the economy is being sluggish to react to price stimuli. By mid-2012 output had returned to the pre-crisis level, but producer prices were up 32 percent on 2008. The economy now needs much greater coordination between monetary, structural and institutional ...
... abolition of visas should be taken for the successful development of the region. The features of the economic zone of Kaliningrad should consist of not artificial establishment of internal economic relations, but a full re-orientation of the Kaliningrad economy with the Western market.
In order to increase the tourist attractiveness of the region, the conditions and infrastructure for business travel should be actively developed. Increasing the popularity of the region among Russian tourists can be achieved ...
