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Strategy-2050: Can Russia Deal with Challenges of Globalization?

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Economic and Technological Developments in Russia Russia and Soviet political economy Globalization, Economics, and Policies

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In the next 30-40 years Russia has a real chance to enter the club of the most developed countries in the world. But for this to happen Russia should implement a number of institutional reforms and make changes in its way of thinking and culture in order to move from catching up growth to growth on the technological frontier and to deal with challenges of globalization.

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