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0:00
Гость: Георгий Камнев - член Президиума ЦК КПРФ, депутат ГД РФ.
0:34
РФ на 5м месте рейтинга экономик мира. Почему при такой экономике мы на 20м месте по бюджету.
3:56
В отличие от Китая, Россия с экономической стабильностью не знакома. Мы рефлексируем.
7:20
Родил ребенка, вот тебе 400 тыс/р. Захотел электромобиль, держи 900 тыс/р. Где логика?
9:00
Закон о стратегическом планировании не работает.
9:30
Рекордные урожаи зерна. Почему дорожает хлеб? Государство должно компенсировать скачки цен.
12:37
Запретили экспорт нефтепродуктов, но обуздать цены на топливо не удалось. Это вообще возможно? 2 пути.
15:24
Рыночные отношения превратились в феодальные. Мы умудрились вернуться к крепостному праву.
21:09
Санкции открывают окно возможностей.
24:12
Отрасль микроэлектроники выросла на 15%. За счёт чего.
26:31
Для полноценного импортозамещения РФ нужно создать 30 тыс. предприятий. Есть ли такая возможность.
28:22
Есть ли у России масштабные проекты.
30:07
Персональная ответственность в российской экономике. Паразитирующая олигархия.
34:02
У нас есть советские разработки, но более 10 лет мы не можем возобновить производство ИЛ-114.
38:13
СССР пришлось развалить, т.к страна была на пороге технологического и экономического прорыва.
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Hello friends on air Free
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Press with you Vladimir
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Lebedev
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studio guest Georgy Kamnev Secretary of the Communist Party Central Committee
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Member of the Presidium of the Party Deputy of
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the State
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Duma We will talk about the country's economy
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from the point of view of an ordinary citizen
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Hello
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Hello Vladimir Hello
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viewers a hot topic in recent days
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or even weeks Russia's fifth place in the
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ranking economies
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of the world, it is necessary to immediately clarify
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that
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this rating
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was calculated on the basis of
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purchasing
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power parity and they stipulate
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that for Russia they do not have very high-
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quality data, that is, apparently
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unreliable or incomplete, and yet
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what does Russia’s fifth place mean and why,
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with such an
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economy, we are only twentieth place
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in terms of
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budget Yes, Vladimir, you are absolutely right
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that it is according to this rating that we
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occupy fifth place in general ratings.
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It is clear that there is a huge amount because
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different data can be used to
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evaluate certain states differently,
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for example, as
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for the
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purchasing power parity rating, the
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point of the study is
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that, roughly speaking, they
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very roughly say how many goods
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a person can
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buy with one salary, or, for example, you can
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tie it to some foreign
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currency, let’s say how much is O dollar,
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for example, or 1 euro, how many goods
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and services can a person buy in that
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or in another
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country it is absolutely obvious that life,
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for example in Europe, life is acceptable there in the
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United States, well, how would I say, it is
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objectively more expensive than, for example, life in
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some poor African
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countries, let’s assume, and different services,
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or rather, the same services Well,
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about the same of the same quality,
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relatively speaking, will cost differently
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Yes, somewhere there I don’t know, for example,
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some kind of household services somewhere, fixing a faucet
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will cost there, for example, 100 dollars
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Yes, but somewhere around 50
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cents and estimating this is the
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quantity and volume of services which
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can be purchased for a certain
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amount of money, you can understand
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what
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standard of living they are
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in. Well, the state,
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let’s say, people who live in this
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state, that’s why, according to one of the
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ratings, Russia is in fifth
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place. But there are other ratings, for example,
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in terms of the size of the economy, our country
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is well so just below tenth
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place. This is about eleventh
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tenth ninth depending on the year, and
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this is the rating, it is considered
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the main rating for calculating
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how strong the state is in principle.
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You can, for example, take as a basis
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its
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difference and the meaning of what I spoke about
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from the rostrum of the State The Duma that, after
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all, our state occupies a
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fairly high place in such
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ratings, for example, in terms of the volume of the economy
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there in terms of purchasing
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power parity, but some very
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low places in those ratings. Everything that
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concerns there, for example, social affairs and the lives of
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people directly here, another important
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question is how stable it is we are
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in one place or another because China,
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for example, knows for sure that in 10
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and there in 25 years it will be in first place
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in terms of GDP. And
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we, yes, the difference from China, in my
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opinion, is that in China, after all, Well, not
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so so that it’s a completely planned economy, but
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there is a definite plan according to which they
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move;
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they don’t, let’s say, reflect the way
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our
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economy reflects. Well, by the way, this also
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has pros and cons when the
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economy responds to some external challenges
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faster, but in China They have a
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forecast plan until 2050 and they have already
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had it in place for a long time and they, like
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such a big ship, are gradually
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gaining
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momentum and moving towards this
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level in many indicators they have already
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achieved first place Now they have
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parity with the United States and in general
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for It’s no secret that in
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a few years they will already overtake the
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United States, unless
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some kind of emergency happens,
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we don’t have any such large-scale plan,
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our entire economy is built on
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reflection, that’s what will happen tomorrow, that’s how we
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’ll live - very
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short-term plans, government plans are
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constantly changing, but if you go a little
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deeper, for example,
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the government regarding the
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support of certain
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sectors of the economy or the economy, then you
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can generally grab your head because
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today it may be different in a month
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in 2 months in general according to the
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Third for manufacturers be it
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agricultural producers or industrial
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producers, this is an incredible
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headache because no one knows at the beginning of
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the year what this year is,
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the law was read yesterday, for example,
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that the subsidy for the purchase of an
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electric car was
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raised to 900 there 915,000 rubles just
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for example Yes, that
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means A was 500 Well it was there 600,000
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rubles have now been raised, they said that then
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it will drop to 400,000
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or there won’t be any at all, and the manufacturers
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here will allow electric cars at the beginning of
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the year, they are there or even in the middle of the year,
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they don’t know what
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the rate will be. Why am I talking about electric cars,
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well such innovative technologies
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that are now going on there are like such a
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locomotive for industry in general,
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maybe not only in our country
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in general, in principle in China there are also a
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lot of them. Well, what do I want to say? Now
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they have accepted such a rate by the end of the year
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A what will happen next year,
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no one knows
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How to calculate for a manufacturer there,
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for example, this electric car, what
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financial strategy we should build
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Nobody knows if the government
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said, for example, for 3 years. There will be
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these conditions, they will definitely remain
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unchanged. Then it’s clear how to
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increase production
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capacity there and so on and so forth, but
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returning to the thesis that you
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said at the beginning, Vladimir, that we will
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talk about how people in our
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country are alive. Note that, for example,
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Maternity capital
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for children is about
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400,000 rubles, 600,000 rubles, 400,000 rubles and It
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seemed strange to me Why, for example, we have a
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person who buys an electric car and
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for one electric car we give you a subsidy of
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more than 900 thousand rubles from the state
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if you are going to buy it.
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And if you give birth, they give 400,000 rubles or
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600,000 rubles, so it seemed
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strange to me It still seems that
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the priorities for the state should be
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different. In general, a person is the most valuable thing
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there is, and this is what is needed.
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Human capital, first of all, needs to be
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supported and should be the other way around. And the
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most valuable thing is a child, a
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human life. Let’s
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support this here as much as possible Moreover,
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we also have certain problems with the birth rate,
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we all
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know this very well, probably here we
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need more money, as it were,
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and also determine that payments there,
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for example, they will be stable, they will not
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change there for a certain
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number of years, but because because we
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cannot build such a long-term
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strategy due to the fact that we are
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constantly throwing around, we have constant reflection
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every day, we make some decisions,
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cancel them, make other decisions.
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We have such a discrepancy between
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subsidies and the state to a greater
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extent supporting the purchase
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electric car than Well, we have a
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law on strategic planning, it does
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n’t work, in my opinion it doesn’t work at all,
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in my opinion no. There are some
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general indicators that
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let’s live better. Let’s make sure that
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our industry develops, that
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we have agriculture
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Some abstract things have developed, but we need
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specifics so that people know exactly what
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will happen there over the course of several years,
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this is what it seems to me. Shows the
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seriousness of
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GOST. What our country is a leader in is the
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production of grains, for the second year
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we are collecting record harvests. Why bread
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is becoming more expensive,
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we export too much, in general, our country is
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too tied to foreign markets, you
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know the position of our party that we
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were against joining, for example, the WTO, what does this
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mean, this means not only
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bringing the entire regulatory framework,
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well, according to uniform standards, that is, this will
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already happen It’s not up to us, but what
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kind of decisions will be made there somewhere
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in other countries and it’s clear by whom? Yes, it’s the
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Western countries that we will be forced to
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apply all these standards, and we have a
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lot of bans on supporting various
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sectors of
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the economy and what’s the point? that
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we are very dependent on foreign markets and
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now the same thing is going up in price there,
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for example,
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on foreign markets we can’t Well, more precisely,
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we are poorly smoothing out these things, we
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must support our domestic
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market and these are the kind of price fluctuations
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they can be reflected there. I don’t know if
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they will be reflected in the cost of bread
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somewhere in Western countries there in the
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United States. Well, this doesn’t
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bother me much because I am a citizen of this
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country and let the state of other
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countries take care of their citizens. But we
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must take care of freedom and
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such distortions prices, they should not
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concern our citizens, the same thing,
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for example, with regard to fuel Yes, there
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were a lot of questions now about
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why the fuel was there. Well, it almost
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doubled just at the time
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when this bread was being harvested. What is this
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connected with? due to the fact that a
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number of production facilities there were
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assigned to technical work, let’s say
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a lot of fuel went abroad, but
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probably you still need to take care of
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yourself and not about sales abroad, first
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of all, this is the task of
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the state, so the state must
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compensate for these jumps in prices on
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international markets so that we citizens
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of Russia don’t notice this, to be honest, I
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don’t understand why, for example,
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grandparents are there, and any resident,
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for example, in the Serdob district of the
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Penza region, where I was elected from.
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Why should they keep track of how much
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grain costs on that means on the stock exchange? Yes, on the
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stock exchange there in in Amsterdam, for example, yes
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in general it shouldn’t concern them, it’s the
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state’s concern, it’s social
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security, uh, I think that’s why that’s why
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we’re back to the
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first question again. Yes, there’s no
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global strategy, there’s no such understanding,
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so the state is behind it. Well, somehow
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probably doesn’t pay much attention. Well, they give some
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small subsidies, maybe, but they do
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n’t cover
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the needs of the government in any way, despite the ban on the
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export of petroleum products, it seems that they have
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not been able to curb prices at gas stations. But
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in general, they can be overcome; prices for fuel;
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prices for
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food in a number of countries fuel prices in
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oil-producing countries fuel prices are
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quite
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low, it is known that there is no secret to this,
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they somehow managed to do it, they
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clearly share that there are foreign markets
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through which oil companies
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earn money for themselves,
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please, here you are,
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maximizing your profits, but that’s all As
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for domestic consumption,
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please provide this price for your citizens.
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If you do not agree, for
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example, the management of a company.
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There is no problem with this approach, let
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another management come who agrees with this
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and will act on the basis of
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this, some kind of company, for example a
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private one, will not I agree with this approach,
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for God’s sake, go away, another or a
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private company will come in a number of countries. Of course, we are
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in favor of the oil sector, the gas
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sector in general, the resource sector should
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belong only to the state, then
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state companies could
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do this, so let the state
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company
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do this. I believe that of course these
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prices It’s not that there’s
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no secret to this at all, there are two approaches,
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one approach is absolutely market-based
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Yes, and even if the government gets in there,
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well, it’s very easy, so God forbid it does
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n’t cause harm, so
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what is the goal for companies to maximize their
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profit if it can’t be done
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on foreign markets, for example, let’s say
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now they are starting to compensate for this
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at the expense of their own citizens, so it
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turns out to be an absolutely absurd situation
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when people are told that gasoline prices
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have increased because
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oil prices have increased on international markets. Yes, that’s why
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here we are and it’s like what we sell there
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what we sell here prices have increased prices have
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decreased world prices have decreased for
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oil, at our gas stations gasoline
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has risen in price again Why Because oil
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companies need to somehow compensate for the
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losses that they caused there, this is some kind of
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vicious Circle and we have this
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opinion imposes, no matter what happens
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on foreign markets, the sun
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has to take the rap anyway, this is of course
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wrong, what kind of approaches are these, this is a
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company for whose benefit I
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mean, for example, the oil companies in Chu, they
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work for the benefit, it’s unclear, but definitely not
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for the population. They, of course, maximize
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their profits they have big incomes,
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big profits, big
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investment projects there for God's sake, but not
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at the expense of
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citizens, they started talking about the nightly
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relations of Rosseti, the prolapse
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of the
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ban on enterprises to engage in
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internal generation without compensation to
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the network
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monopolist, the ordinary person who
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has heard for more than 30 years that market
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relations are all around is incomprehensible
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some kind of feudal relations, that is,
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in order to leave the
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Master, he is entitled to redemption
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payments
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from the
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feudal lords. Yes, I completely agree with you.
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This is actually real
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serfdom, and as for market
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relations, we have them so very
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selective, roughly speaking, if this is some
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kind of aspiring entrepreneur- then
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small or medium-sized businesses, then there’s
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a market for them. So you’re kind of in market
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relations, if it’s already some kind of
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serious monopolist, a serious player, then
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support the state. Well, for example,
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let’s say there are banks there when
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the crisis begins, there if, for example, the owner of
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some small one comes store and
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the state will say Help me
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please tell him Listen, well,
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you weren’t effective enough in market relations,
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bye, so do business somehow
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differently when the bank comes and says
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Look, this is how the situation has developed
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that we seem to have a very bad situation with
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money, please give us money and the
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state gives huge huge
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payments to banks in order to
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support them. I understand that this is an
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important sector, but still, we
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probably need to approach this a little differently,
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and if someone is not efficient,
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then probably you need to look at why
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it turned out to be ineffective, if
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some money was withdrawn there,
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then you need an appropriate punishment, we
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know that this also happens sometimes. But
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basically, for some reason, it is not possible to
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return the money that they took from people there
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and left, and these citizens themselves are
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outside the Russian Federation, this
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means that
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as for the fact that it is
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necessary to maintain these
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relations there and in general there. These are
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market relations. They should be
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there for everyone or not for everyone, we
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believe that it is necessary to support
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strategic industries there and so the
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decision that was made that, for
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example, you can’t leave the
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electricity supplier to engage in
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your own generation says something about the fact
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that the electricity supplier is
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absolutely ineffective. In these
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conditions, absolutely, and this is how much
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impudence you need to have to come to the
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head of state. Well, I saw these shots
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Yes, and talk about this, that is, translating
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into Russian what was said, we are
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not effective at all in this story,
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we absolutely do not want to be more
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effective, we want to receive higher
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wages and, in principle, we,
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as the management of this whole thing, are
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happy with it all so let
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’s just forbid people to even
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think that they can
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leave us, so we let them pay us
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if they are going to leave us. Well,
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this is real
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serfdom and it’s surprising that
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the head of state agreed with this,
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maybe it would be necessary to change
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management and say guys If you can’t
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cope with this Well then go away and
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let’s do some more checking there to see
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how effectively they
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were managing this business. I think it would be
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necessary to move somehow in this direction.
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And then what will happen to us
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next will Rosneft and will say
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that it is only necessary to buy Gasoline from us,
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for example, yes or no, some
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such decisions are a very vicious practice.
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I think that this is an absolutely wrong
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decision. And since we are currently
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declaring that we have a market
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economy, but then let everything play by
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these rules, if they are ineffective,
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then either they leave the market or the
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management changes in this
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organization as a whole. The fact is that
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this is an infrastructure enterprise; it
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also affects the economy as a whole; it
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slows down the development of the economy;
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then he could produce
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cheaper goods, for example, in
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energy-intensive ones, it can take up 30% there,
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for example, in the cost of production, this is a
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very serious indicator and someone
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could, for example, save on this by leaving
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these monopolists there, but the state
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itself does not allow this to be done. For example, here we are
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now there is a decrease in
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labor efficiency in the market, there are studies on
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this matter,
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but I believe that in total this
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decision also affects the efficiency of
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labor and, in general, the efficiency of
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enterprises as a whole, but on the contrary, now we
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need to focus on
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increasing efficiency. That’s why
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that we have a lot of sanctions there We
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now need to create entire sectors of
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the economy essentially anew
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because we didn’t have them Let’s
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provide an opportunity for business If we
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have such a state Let business
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create it as quickly as possible Let’s remove all these
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barriers, both
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economic and
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bureaucratic obstacles so that our
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economy develops even faster, they started
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talking about sanctions,
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commonplace, they open a window of opportunity for
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really someone. They opened a window except for
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farmers, of course,
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nothing can be said here;
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indeed, many goods
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that were previously imported were swept away,
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and in fact, after the
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ban was introduced. Yes, and sanctions this
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manure of a number of goods is actually this.
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Well, it seems to me that there are
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quite a lot of positive aspects in this,
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they are connected with the fact that now we must,
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like it or not, we must develop certain
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industries because a number of
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their goods are not something that can be bought there you can
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buy some big money. But you can, for
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example, not buy it at all. Yes, some
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industrial goods, industrial products,
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and
00:22:01
uh, entire sectors of the economy could
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develop there from scratch and quite
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quickly and efficiently, but Well, it’s clear. At the
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first stage, what happened was the
00:22:12
substitution there, basically Chinese
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production of goods that were in the West
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now there are Chinese production here
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Well, nevertheless, Okay, at the first
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stage this may be in order to
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start producing something
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gradually, but
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then there should be opportunities for
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entrepreneurs to
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start producing Russian
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goods or Russian some parts for
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goods Let them be made in China for now,
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but some parts
00:22:42
can already be replaced there with Russian ones, but how
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to make a new production, here’s how, for
00:22:46
example, to build a new
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production there How to buy new machines
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if your interest rate is more than 20%
00:22:52
how is this possible do Yes, if you calculate
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the cost of the goods then Well, that’s
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generally
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necessary First, take these there, for example,
00:23:01
buy machines at more than 20 percent per
00:23:04
annum then For example, if these are
00:23:08
some goods there Well, let’s say I don’t know
00:23:10
there, we talked about an electric car Yes,
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let them be there then they will need to be
00:23:14
sold on lease or on credit,
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this is also another
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20% What is their cost since
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the state does not subsidize such
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investment programs of
00:23:26
the state subsidies, but this is clearly
00:23:29
not enough and there is enough, well, they are not
00:23:32
very
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high, more precisely, these measures on their own
00:23:36
volume is insufficient and by industry they are
00:23:39
also insufficient. In my opinion,
00:23:42
these measures should be generally
00:23:45
systemic, that is, they are reflected in the entire
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economy, if you make such a
00:23:50
high interest rate, then you can
00:23:52
specifically support some industries there.
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But they still won’t last In general,
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the economy must work, so this is a
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definite chance, these sanctions
00:24:01
are certainly a chance for our country
00:24:04
to replace Western goods
00:24:06
that prevailed in our
00:24:08
country. But to what extent we
00:24:10
will take advantage of this at the current
00:24:13
forum on
00:24:14
microelectronics, it was said that
00:24:17
last year the industry grew by
00:24:20
15%, this is due to the military-industrial
00:24:25
complex, most likely I believe that
00:24:28
mainly due to the defense complex, but
00:24:31
we know that those technologies are advanced
00:24:34
technologies that are used first in the
00:24:37
defense industry or in the space
00:24:39
industry, they then come into our
00:24:41
lives because the development of
00:24:44
some there are technologies or some
00:24:46
parts or materials there, they are very
00:24:49
expensive and therefore they need to be made, for
00:24:54
example, for some very important
00:24:56
industries, for example for the defense industry or for
00:24:59
space, and then it’s easier to somehow
00:25:02
transfer them to such civilian life.
00:25:04
Well, for example, let’s say there Well, we don’t have
00:25:06
chip production. Yes, there are very few
00:25:10
such production facilities in general, but I
00:25:11
believe that for our country it would be
00:25:13
fundamentally important to have the production of our
00:25:16
own chips, for example,
00:25:17
microcircuits, the same thing, we have
00:25:19
microcircuit production, but it is very
00:25:21
small in order to somehow it’s
00:25:23
all to be done en masse There are no goods, not only complete sets, but also
00:25:28
no components, and no
00:25:30
production of goods and these
00:25:32
positions, for example, the production of
00:25:34
electronic boards. Yes, maybe they
00:25:36
really are now being produced
00:25:37
in order to provide for the Defense
00:25:39
complex. Well, good But in the future they
00:25:42
will provide some kind of
00:25:43
civilian production, it will
00:25:45
expand, that is, this five percent
00:25:48
growth. And for this year they promise as many as 20
00:25:51
sweats in the
00:25:56
transition from the military-industrial complex to civilian life. It is necessary that
00:26:01
civilians have the opportunity for this so
00:26:03
that there are no serious ones there at all.
00:26:05
bureaucratic barriers
00:26:07
so that there are good economic
00:26:10
grounds. But today, unfortunately, they are not there. I’m
00:26:12
saying it’s cheaper today to bring goods
00:26:14
from China. By the way, in China, the
00:26:17
interest rate from the Central Bank is
00:26:20
about
00:26:21
2%, respectively, loans there are well 5,
00:26:25
there are
00:26:26
6% and that’s all, your efficient economy
00:26:57
maybe more,
00:26:59
now what are our opportunities for
00:27:02
opening such production facilities? Well,
00:27:06
as for the Soviet era, since
00:27:08
these were state-owned enterprises,
00:27:10
it was a planned economy, well, we could
00:27:13
focus on the number of
00:27:14
these enterprises there, for example. But I would
00:27:17
still focus
00:27:20
on
00:27:22
infrastructure solutions for development
00:27:26
economy and it seems to me that this is what we
00:27:29
need to focus on, well, you can open
00:27:33
enterprises there, for example. But how
00:27:34
effective will they be? Let’s say
00:27:36
the state has set a goal of opening
00:27:38
30,000 enterprises. Well, roughly speaking, I don’t
00:27:40
know, 1,000 enterprises per year, 2,000
00:27:42
enterprises per year, but the question is
00:27:45
how effective will they be if the
00:27:48
economic conditions
00:27:51
are good for production there,
00:27:54
these enterprises will be opened there by
00:27:56
private investors,
00:27:59
entrepreneurs, businessmen, they
00:28:01
will be so open for us, it is important to create a
00:28:04
basis for us I mean there for the
00:28:06
State Duma in general for
00:28:08
the state as a whole the State Duma
00:28:10
for government So I think that we
00:28:12
need to focus on this and put
00:28:15
emphasis on this, if we create
00:28:18
good conditions, then maybe more enterprises
00:28:21
will open in our
00:28:23
country.
00:28:39
It’s clear Now there is a special military
00:28:42
operation and all the forces and resources of
00:28:45
the state are concentrated on this because
00:28:48
this is certainly a global challenge for
00:28:52
our country and we must respond to
00:28:55
this global challenge and all resources are
00:28:58
of course concentrated in order to
00:29:00
provide a response to this challenge,
00:29:03
and I believe that after before it
00:29:07
ends, I think that yes, there will probably be
00:29:11
such large-scale projects there, I believe that there
00:29:14
will definitely be large-scale projects
00:29:15
here. Well, for example, there are construction projects of the century. I think
00:29:19
that let’s say that
00:29:21
there are oil pipelines, gas pipelines that
00:29:24
we had, this is the power of Siberia and the north, the
00:29:27
power of Siberia in China Nord Stream there is the
00:29:30
South Stream to Europe. I think that this
00:29:33
can also be called the construction site of the century. It’s understandable
00:29:36
in terms of complexity in general, technologically, a
00:29:38
huge number of very complex
00:29:41
solutions were used and the equipment there is
00:29:43
very complex, it’s clear that this is in
00:29:46
order to, well, as they say,
00:29:47
pump resources there Yes, from ours
00:29:50
countries But nevertheless, this is still
00:29:52
money for our country,
00:29:54
and with these funds it would be possible to
00:30:00
support social services for our population and develop the
00:30:02
economy. I think that such projects
00:30:04
will definitely happen when we talked about the
00:30:08
ineffective management of state-owned
00:30:12
enterprises, you said
00:30:15
that someone was punished in the modern
00:30:19
Russian economy in general there is a
00:30:26
person that there is no such
00:30:29
responsibility. No, there is a feeling that
00:30:31
there are some oligarchic clans there
00:30:33
that have somehow captured certain
00:30:36
sectors of the economy and parasitize on
00:30:39
them and well, there is a permanent struggle
00:30:42
between these clans, and even there the economy
00:30:45
is divided, some clans want to gain
00:30:48
access to some industry. So they are
00:30:50
fighting among themselves there,
00:30:53
and so Probably this somehow concludes.
00:30:57
This is
00:30:58
the question What exactly is the struggle? These are the
00:31:06
oligarchic clans. Well, some don’t bear it if
00:31:10
and it happens that someone is imprisoned there,
00:31:13
for example, it happens in the course of
00:31:15
this struggle and not for some other
00:31:18
reasons. Well, for example, I remember there
00:31:21
those criminal cases that we had in our
00:31:22
country when some
00:31:25
law enforcement officers there, let’s say,
00:31:27
found money in the
00:31:30
volume of entire rooms Yes, some crazy
00:31:32
billions of rubles I
00:31:35
remember that at that time it was
00:31:36
for example Well, more than the budget of the regional
00:31:40
center there of the Volga region Well, on average, a
00:31:43
whole city lives
00:31:46
on this money for a whole year Yes, even less
00:31:50
for one person Such
00:31:52
funds are accumulated by law enforcement officers.
00:31:54
I can’t believe that this happened
00:31:57
in such a way that no one noticed.
00:31:59
Nobody knew about it. It just
00:32:01
can’t be, they don’t sit on financial
00:32:04
flows. These are not banks, law enforcement officers.
00:32:06
Yes, they seem to be engaged in law enforcement
00:32:08
activities. how they should Yes
00:32:09
provide for the violated Nara there
00:32:11
ensure the violated restoration of the
00:32:13
rights of violated citizens It is clear that this is a
00:32:16
very long-term work Yes it is
00:32:19
clear that this is a corruption
00:32:20
component in such volumes Really
00:32:24
Nobody knew about this It is clear that at the moment it is
00:32:27
connected with corruption There are hundreds and
00:32:29
maybe thousands of this a huge
00:32:31
number of people are involved in this
00:32:33
and no one ever knew about it, it’s
00:32:35
impossible to believe in it, it’s just
00:32:38
apparently one clan decided to take advantage of
00:32:41
this and that means pushing another clan a little further.
00:32:45
I think that this is precisely what is connected with this,
00:32:47
let’s say, with regard to
00:32:49
import substitution, we talked about, let’s say,
00:32:52
in the aviation industry we had a minister,
00:32:56
he is now Yes, specifically responsible
00:32:58
for this direction of
00:33:01
manturs after it began,
00:33:04
when the sanctions began, and in general,
00:33:06
import substitution was announced for us a
00:33:07
long time ago, even before what, in my opinion, since the
00:33:10
twelfth year we have had a specific
00:33:12
state line for
00:33:14
import substitution But what we see,
00:33:16
for example, in the aviation operator,
00:33:27
now the times have come, it turns out that the
00:33:28
engine is completely French there.
00:33:30
Yes, now only
00:33:32
our
00:33:34
engines are being tested there, this also applies to the
00:33:36
avionics of some other
00:33:39
parts, instead of saying that
00:33:42
Listen, you failed entire industries,
00:33:44
entire directions I actually even I don’t know
00:33:46
which industry can be called
00:33:51
import substitution. We also said no, in
00:33:54
household appliances, the same thing is there in the
00:33:57
car, there is no structure in the machine tool industry,
00:34:00
also no in some industry, in the aviation industry
00:34:03
there is a very good example. We have not been
00:34:06
able to resume production of the
00:34:08
Soviet
00:34:10
IL-114 aircraft for 10 years. Yes, absolutely true.
00:34:14
and even in my opinion the Kazan aircraft plant is fighting for it more
00:34:17
there, in my opinion, the Kazan aircraft plant
00:34:19
has been fighting for this for quite a long time, they were
00:34:21
going to build it either at the Voronezh
00:34:24
construction enterprise or something like at the
00:34:27
enterprise of the Mik corporation in Lukhovitsy
00:34:30
or at
00:34:32
Sokol Yes AS and not there yes yes And there not
00:34:37
only about this plane, there is that 204,
00:34:39
in my opinion, this plane was also discussed for a very long time,
00:34:41
but in fact nothing
00:34:44
happened, these planes were not assembled, so
00:34:45
they brought up the big question, the big question is
00:34:49
why make a new
00:34:52
plane When we had developments,
00:34:54
these are late Soviet ones planes, then the World Cup,
00:34:56
we say these are the planes that are most
00:35:00
in demand in our country, which
00:35:02
we need, and these are late Soviet
00:35:05
developments, that is, they were there at the turn of the
00:35:06
eighties and nineties, let me remind you
00:35:09
today that the most common ones are the
00:35:11
Boeing 737 and Airbus 320. They were generally
00:35:15
developed in the sixties and seventies,
00:35:17
respectively, of course, they
00:35:19
changed the avionics there, but the body itself and the
00:35:22
technical solutions that were
00:35:23
applied since those times, we also have
00:35:27
completely new new developments from the late
00:35:29
eighties to the early nineties.
00:35:31
Why not use them?
00:35:33
Well, a ready-made aircraft does not need to invest a
00:35:35
huge amount invest money there
00:35:37
in avionics Maybe the engines will be
00:35:39
modernized there and let these
00:35:40
planes fly, but no, it was necessary to
00:35:43
reinvent the bicycle And okay, they would say this is
00:35:47
necessary so that now it is
00:35:49
completely Russian Yes, but the question is, what is
00:35:51
Russian besides
00:35:53
metal,
00:35:55
so you gave the right example Vladimir I
00:35:57
absolutely agree with this and it was
00:36:00
just a mantra that was needed. That’s probably
00:36:02
a question to ask about why
00:36:05
import substitution and pharmaceuticals in general have been disrupted in general.
00:36:08
Well, I don’t even know.
00:36:11
How can I give an example where this
00:36:14
import substitution would have happened at a
00:36:16
decent level, but instead of this
00:36:18
person it’s not that that they are somehow
00:36:21
punishing him, but on the contrary, they are promoting him
00:36:23
to the rank of Deputy Chairman of
00:36:25
the Government,
00:36:27
some amazing
00:36:29
things, so to your question about whether there
00:36:32
is any punishment for
00:36:34
this and whether people are punished at all or not.
00:36:37
It seems to me that no But it would be necessary, of course,
00:36:41
it would be necessary, of course, of course, if at all it
00:36:45
would be normal if there are some
00:36:47
objective indicators there. Well, for
00:36:50
example, there on the same import substitution,
00:36:52
or in any other industries there and in the
00:36:54
social sphere, the same thing
00:36:55
seems to me that when appointing,
00:36:58
let’s the minister would have to be
00:37:00
designated there, or he would at least indicate his
00:37:02
program, or let’s say the parliament
00:37:05
or the Prime Minister or the
00:37:07
president would give specific instructions
00:37:10
that in, for example, 3-4 years there
00:37:13
should be These are the indicators
00:37:14
you have and there is a breakdown of the weather this is a kind of
00:37:17
plan, yes, well, how
00:37:20
can it be without a plan? Yes, how did we live this day,
00:37:23
thank God, yes, and tomorrow we’ll see what
00:37:25
will happen, but it
00:37:27
was also possible to see If there a person
00:37:30
achieves, he works effectively,
00:37:32
achieves these indicators very well,
00:37:34
does not achieve Nuno, then that means it needs to
00:37:35
be changed if it does not achieve the indicators.
00:37:37
Let him then explain what
00:37:40
objective circumstances arose so that
00:37:41
this could not be achieved. Why it was impossible for us to
00:37:47
build our aircraft engine in Russia for 15 years, yes.
00:37:49
Or, for example, to make pharmaceuticals
00:37:52
strong enough Why this could not be
00:37:55
done; they are not asked by the CC
00:37:57
unfortunately, Well, we ask, but
00:37:59
somehow they don’t answer us because we don’t
00:38:01
make the decision on their fate. Yes, other
00:38:04
people and probably there are some
00:38:07
other reasons for leaving a person or
00:38:10
not keeping him at
00:38:12
work. In our memory, Russia
00:38:17
has completed great, truly great
00:38:19
Soviet construction projects for example, the Boguchan hydroelectric power station, the
00:38:24
railway to Yakutsk Nua to
00:38:26
Nizhny Bestyakh, Yakutsk on the other side of the
00:38:31
Lena, I heard from knowledgeable people that the
00:38:36
Soviet Union from which
00:38:38
we inherited a lot, not only these
00:38:40
construction projects had to be destroyed in a
00:38:44
hurry because the country was on the threshold of a
00:38:49
technological economic
00:38:51
breakthrough Do you agree with
00:38:54
this there is such a thesis
00:38:57
and this is what I agree with in this
00:39:02
thesis with one part of it which is
00:39:04
that the Soviet Union was
00:39:06
on the verge of such a
00:39:09
breakthrough in every
00:39:11
sense, what is this
00:39:13
connected with? This is due to the fact that the economy of the
00:39:16
Soviet Union it was the plan
00:39:17
developed on the basis of the plan and there was a
00:39:22
special body, the State Planning Committee, which brought together a
00:39:25
huge amount from all enterprises
00:39:28
from all
00:39:30
who analyzed it, did analysis
00:39:33
there by industry from all enterprises,
00:39:36
well, it’s clear that these are tens of thousands of
00:39:39
organizations alone and the data is, well, some
00:39:42
millions this data and, of course, put
00:39:45
it all into some tables and
00:39:48
update them constantly, it’s very
00:39:51
difficult, it’s very difficult, it’s clear that
00:39:54
smart people worked in the state government, their work there is a
00:39:56
lot, but it’s still very difficult for a
00:39:59
person, it was necessary somehow and
00:40:01
coordinate because of this,
00:40:04
efficiency was definitely lost compared
00:40:06
to, for example,
00:40:07
let’s say even market relations in a
00:40:12
market economy there in a number of countries.
00:40:13
Even for example, there in the United States,
00:40:15
at a certain level, this approach
00:40:18
was more effective than a market
00:40:21
economy, but at some point
00:40:24
efficiency began to get lost
00:40:27
And if computerization had occurred, if
00:40:31
all this had been transferred to a computer
00:40:34
that does it compared to a person,
00:40:36
well, there are many more
00:40:39
operations, the efficiency of this
00:40:41
approach would have increased significantly, that
00:40:44
is, we could make calculations much
00:40:46
faster and more accurate calculations for
00:40:48
economic development we could
00:40:51
update them faster. Yes, if something
00:40:53
happens there, it could be
00:40:56
seen immediately. It’s not like the data is only
00:40:58
processed there for a month. Yes,
00:41:01
after another 3 months they arrive
00:41:03
here, they are processed and one could
00:41:06
see how the economy is developing,
00:41:08
for example. there with a line of only
00:41:10
six months, this is how we now see, for example,
00:41:12
the light of some stars, yes, the star may
00:41:15
no longer be there, this star, yes, it exploded
00:41:17
there and is missing, but the light of
00:41:19
this star is still flying and we see it
00:41:21
as if the star is shining, it
00:41:23
also exists and it
00:41:27
may also be that there are already some very
00:41:30
bad processes taking place in the Soviet
00:41:32
economy and in a number of industries this
00:41:35
was indeed the case Yes, but we see that the light is
00:41:39
still shining and some data is still
00:41:40
coming in, we are still processing it if we
00:41:43
do this faster with with the help of computers,
00:41:46
decisions would be made faster and more
00:41:49
efficiently,
00:41:51
so I would
00:41:55
say
00:41:57
that the quality would increase and therefore
00:42:00
such a qualitative leap could really happen
00:42:02
in all
00:42:04
industries.
00:42:06
That is, it’s not just like that, but it
00:42:09
has its own explanation, the explanation is this
00:42:12
is the first position with I
00:42:14
absolutely agree with this position, as for the fact that
00:42:16
it was destroyed That’s why Well, the state has always coped with the external
00:42:20
problems for our Rani,
00:42:25
in
00:42:28
my opinion, the role of the individual in history is
00:42:30
quite high And Well, it cannot be said
00:42:33
that there was one of the leaders of the Soviet
00:42:36
Union there while he was in charge
00:42:38
everything was fine with the Soviet Union, and therefore everything seemed to
00:42:40
end well there; nothing
00:42:42
like that, there were always challenges, but we always
00:42:46
managed to cope; in this case, we had a
00:42:49
very weak Leader who failed to cope
00:42:51
with his role. I’m not saying that the fault is
00:42:54
only in the NM in the mountains, of course it is there are many
00:42:57
different factors, but he had
00:43:00
enough power and enough strength to
00:43:02
cope with these issues,
00:43:05
but he couldn’t cope with them, that’s why they
00:43:07
deliberately destroyed it because there was a
00:43:09
threat of such a leap. I think that
00:43:12
our enemies would be glad that The Soviet
00:43:15
Union collapsed at any time, and not
00:43:16
only there in the late eighties and early
00:43:21
nineties. Thank you, Georgy Petrovich, you
00:43:24
probably convinced many in the audience
00:43:27
that the state should intervene more actively
00:43:28
in the economy, I want to believe
00:43:31
that this
00:43:37
will happen

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