I love studies. I love it when they say something I like.
But what I like more than studies is results. So until I see Russia’s economy actually “hammered” by the sanctions, this isn’t even worth reading.
This is certainly something to be looked at with Realism, especially if EU wants to limit Russia’s influence long term.
Honestly I do not know much on this, but was basically told that while Russia seems to financially punch back is due to interest hikes keeping foreign capital and bringing more foreign capital in the short term, but that underneath economic fundamentals are fucked, especially in long term energy market penetration globally. Basically stating that the ensuing economic shrinkage would be much worse and longer lasting than a purely financial crisis
Not sure tho like I said not an expert so would need corroboration on this
It all takes time, we`ll start seeing things like russians traveling out of the country to have their cars fixed and such, that is if they still can.
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But I was told they’re doing okay?
I love studies. I love it when they say something I like.
But what I like more than studies is results. So until I see Russia’s economy actually “hammered” by the sanctions, this isn’t even worth reading.
This is certainly something to be looked at with Realism, especially if EU wants to limit Russia’s influence long term.
Honestly I do not know much on this, but was basically told that while Russia seems to financially punch back is due to interest hikes keeping foreign capital and bringing more foreign capital in the short term, but that underneath economic fundamentals are fucked, especially in long term energy market penetration globally. Basically stating that the ensuing economic shrinkage would be much worse and longer lasting than a purely financial crisis
Not sure tho like I said not an expert so would need corroboration on this
It all takes time, we`ll start seeing things like russians traveling out of the country to have their cars fixed and such, that is if they still can.