A trend of “strategic nationalization” under President Vladimir Putin’s current term can only increase the share of the state in the Russian economy in the following years, analysts toldRussia Matters. Earlier this year, sanctioned tycoon Oleg Deripaskatoldthe Financial Timesthat the Russian state holds 70 percent of the country’s economy in its hands. This figure hasbeenin circulation foraboutfive years afterit was mentioned in apaperby the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Russia’s Federal Anti-Monopoly Service gavea similar estimatefor 2017-2018, although without citing specific sources and using indefinitive language. At the. Read more...
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