Entrepreneurial Russians and some Westerners began using their connections to make lucrative deals as part of the exit of foreign companies from Russia. In this respect Wrote The British magazine The Economist quotes an unnamed industrial worker who helped several European companies liquidate their businesses in Russia.
“It’s safe to assume that the new owners will ignore subtleties such as enforcement after taking ownership,” the source said.
The source compared what was happening in the Russian market to the nineties and described it as “the wild time of bandit capitalism”.
The author of the material noted that the “economic isolation of Russia” provides a rare opportunity to get rich quickly due to the “system of corruption” that arose against the backdrop of a special procedure for the sale of shares by foreigners in Russian companies.
In the second half of January, the RBC broadcast cited a report of experts from the Institute of Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences (INP). reportedThat the Russian business world was able to adapt under the sanctions conditions last year, and more and more entrepreneurs began to pursue an “aggressive” strategy to combat the crisis.
Source: Gazeta
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