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SOCIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGES OF THE RUSSIAN ECONOMY

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Economic and Technological Developments in Russia Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition Russia and Soviet political economy

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The Russian economy is recovering faster than previously expected, but it is lags behind i world leaders in growth and scale of social programs. The most acute societal challenge remains low incomes and high social inequalities. For long-term sustainable growth, the transition to a new model of human wealth development, social justice, knowledge and technology economics is crucial. Tight fiscal rules and monetary policies are hampering this transition.

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