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Ходорковский
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Олег Комолов
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modern strong, serious qualities of
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Russia associated with President Putin personally
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fighting the unipolar world, that is, the
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real world revolutionary
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of this account is Putin, and he is real here, I
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understand that now unhook and for this
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word, well, father, yes, he is probably the best
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ruler of Russia For many centuries,
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talk about how Putin saved Russia from the
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nightmare of the 90s and built some
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fundamentally new
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socio-political model in our
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country has been heard
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not only from security guards on their
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payrolls, but also from people fooled by them.
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We have a very good president who is
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in principle, he is satisfied with the majority of
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the population, and even in my opinion, those who are not
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satisfied with him in their souls
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also believe in him, according to the
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myth propagated by official propaganda, Putin has stabilized the
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economy, expelled, or at least
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reined in the oligarchs and, of course,
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tirelessly fights against the world hegemon in the
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person of the United States. who knows
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that at the beginning of his reign, Vladimir
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Putin set himself the goal
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of destroying the United States,
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but so far he is training in Russia,
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even completely ridiculous theories are appearing
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that Vladimir Vladimirovich is no
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less than reviving the Soviet
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Union, we have already discussed this myth in a
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separate video, you will find a link to
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screen and in the description, but if Putin does not
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revive the scoop so hated by some,
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then the question still remains open
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what is the essence of the Russian economy of the
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early 21st century in which we
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live and what radically new appeared
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in it during Putin’s reign, this video
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essentially completes the trilogy dedicated to the
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revival of market relations in the depths of the
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USSR, their complete restoration at the turn of the
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80s-90s and
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finally the transformation in the 2000s with the
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final establishment in our country,
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unique models of semi-peripheral
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capitalism, you will find links to previous parts
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in the description of the video,
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they say there is interesting and a lot of new
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information
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I will note, as usual, that the topic of capitalism in
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Putin’s Russia is globally multifaceted and
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deeply, so for those who want to
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familiarize themselves with it in more detail, I will leave
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links in the description to the research on
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which I myself relied, these are articles by the
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economist Ruslan from
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Oleg Komolov’s materials on racial issues and, of course, the book by
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Maxim Lepsky about the new Russian
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capitalism and its articles on the website of
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the Herald Buryu and so what is the
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economy of Putin’s Russia, is
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it fundamentally different from the models of
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Yeltsin’s times and where is this whole system going in general, the
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time has come to talk and
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let’s go about it
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[music]
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we will begin our story from a
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turning point moment in the history of
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post-Soviet Russia since the crisis of
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1998-99, which changed a lot, by
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1990 the entire economy of the country was
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divided mainly between seven
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industrial and financial oligarchic
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groups that decisively
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influenced the political line of the
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country's leadership Boris Berezovsky very aptly
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called this system the seven-banker system
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of actually these groups there were more, but the
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tidbits of Soviet industry
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went to the named oligarchs,
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let's go over them the first group is the
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group of the Berezovsky tax you
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united bank Sibneft
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aeroflot two television channels mouths
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TV-6 barely printed media
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independent newspaper and Ogonyok the second
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group belonged to Khodorkovsky's bank
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Menatep holding company roses prom
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yukos assets in the food industry
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metallurgy and chemical wood
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processing and textile
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industries the third group is
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Friedman's alpha group but this is alpha bank
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Tyumen oil company
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chemical food glass
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construction industry companies 4 this group
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Gusinsky bridge bridge bank NTV echo of Moscow
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newspapers today magazine results
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5 group this group Potanin Onexim
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Bank on Rila Nickel sedanka
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metallurgical companies and several
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newspapers Izvestia Komsomolskaya Pravda
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and so on 6 this is the group of Smolensk sbs
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agro bank of the capital newspaper Kommersant and
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several magazines
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7 this group is Vinogradova inkombank
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co-owner of the steel foundry
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Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel
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Works Samara Iron and Steel
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Works and so on but here it comes
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the crisis of 98, which made
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adjustments to these alignments, the
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default mechanism itself was perfectly described in
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Oleg Komolov’s recent video, a link to
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which you will find in the description, I will only
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briefly note that this default occurred
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from the St. Petersburg
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culation on the government
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short-term bond market
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due to the general decline in industrial
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production in the 90s, which was
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multiplied by a heap by a sharp drop in world
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oil prices, they are talking about devaluation no 1
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1 phrase depends on you and there
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will be no business years everything is firm and clear
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firm and clear the
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August default hit the
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financial sector very hard, leading to the
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massive bankruptcy of banks,
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Inkombank Stolichny Bank went bankrupt, Russian
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Credit
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Onexim Bank Bank Menatep and so on, a
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significant part of the
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financial and industrial groups from the so-
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called seven-bankers lost their former
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economic power;
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only those oligarchs who
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owned the assets of large
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industrial enterprises and raw materials
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companies were kept afloat; default the era of so-called
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wild capitalism in Russia ended,
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the period in which the newly-minted oligarchs
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put together their financial empires in a short period of time
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and redistributed the
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Soviet legacy among themselves ended, a
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new stage of development began, stabilization
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apparently a certain part of the
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emerging ruling class realized
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that it was no longer possible to live in the old way;
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property is already divided and the market
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needs to be stabilized by moderately
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tough arbitration, otherwise you won’t be able to cook porridge. The
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old sick man, having completed his
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historical mission to destroy the
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Soviet economic model and having
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completely lost his authority among the
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people, Yeltsin was no longer suitable for
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solving the problems of the new era,
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so it is known that there is a transit
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of power I will
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point out, of course, the most obvious
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candidate for the presidency in
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ninety-nine was Yevgeny Primakov,
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the head of the only post-Soviet
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government whose policy was radically
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different from all others by
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introducing state regulation, Primakov began
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leading the country out of the crisis, which gained
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him popularity among the people, which means
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there was a certain image of a good father, a kind,
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wise father Primakova’s slightly grumpily
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reasonable father, but
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Primakov was too much of a center-left
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figure and did not suit a number of
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oligarchic clans, so the lot fell,
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you know who, so Berezovsky
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chose agel no no and who but it
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was generally a collective decision and
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yes, perhaps it was still a
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collective decision to word x
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KGB officer Vladimir Putin, contrary to the
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mantras of his guards, throughout the 90s
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he worked strictly according to the canons of
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Yeltsin’s times, and at times he
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found himself on the front line, for example,
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a report from August 1991,
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Smirninsky Putin sits on the left hand of his
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boss Anatoly Sobchak
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and their delegation is discussing the sale to
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foreign investors of Soviet
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enterprises, mind you, the Soviet Union has
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not yet collapsed; privatization has not yet been announced,
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but the St. Petersburg guys have already felt
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which way the wind of change is blowing, discussing the
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possibilities of cooperation with the European
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Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the
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mayor of Leningrad, Anatoly Sobchak, said the
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president at the bank to Mr. or else that
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Western investors can count
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on the fact that As a guarantee of their
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deposits, some of our
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factories and enterprises will be sold to them; they will be able to buy
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land and organize production on it,
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which will then be transferred to them.
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Anatoly Sobchak
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also expressed the hope that now that
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party structures will have to step away
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from power, there will be no obstacles or cooperation
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no less famous is
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case number one hundred and forty-four 128,
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according to which Putin was suspected of
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incredible thefts through the 20
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3s corporation amounting to tens of millions of dollars,
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but the businessmen, as you know, hushed up the thesis
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that Putin in 90 could have been wrong, but
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then decisively dissociated himself from the
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characters from those times is also fundamentally
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incorrect, firstly, as we will see,
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most of the oligarchs of Yeltsin’s times
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successfully migrated to the Putin
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elite, and secondly,
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Vladimir Vladimirovich himself does not hide his
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reverence for many reformers from the 90s,
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for example, his words on the death of Gaidar, the
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death of Yegor Timurovich Gaidar and a heavy
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loss for Russia, for all of us, a
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true citizen and patriot, a
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strong-willed person, a talented
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scholarly writer and practitioner, not every
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statesman has
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the opportunity to serve the fatherland at the most
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critical stages of his history, make
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key decisions that will determine
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the future of the country,
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Yegor Timurovich Gaidar worthily fulfilled
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this most difficult Having demonstrated the best
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professional and personal qualities, he
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did not shy away from responsibility and in the
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most difficult situations with honor and
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courage he withstood the blow. The
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bright memory of Yegor Gaidar will forever
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remain in the hearts of his family and friends of
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all who knew this wonderful
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man, what a patriot and a
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true citizen did there Gaidar as the
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head of the 1st post-Soviet government, we
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discussed in one of the previous videos,
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don’t be too lazy to watch when you go
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to another world and find yourself before God, what will
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you tell him to the
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idiot who counted the chest,
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let’s return, however, to the tasks that
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faced the authorities in 2000, the transfer of
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power had no it was simply a formal
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character; behind it there was a change in the
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balance of power in the political system of
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Russia; Russian capitalism in the 90s
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was formed in the wake of the collapse of all
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state structures, including power
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institutions in the form of the army and intelligence services;
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the redistribution of property and markets led to a
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sharp rise in crime and
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national separatism
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from the moment of defeat Kremlin in the first
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Chechen war, the Chechen problem
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becomes key for the Russian
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government; the growth of separatism encouraged by
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individual oligarchs threatened the big
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bourgeoisie; loss of markets and resources; a
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serious threat to the ruling class was
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posed by governors who in the
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90s became semi-independent rulers
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in their regions; it is no coincidence that
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Putin’s first presidential term began with the
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subordination of governors to the federal
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center with the help of the institution of plenipotentiary
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representatives of the president in the region, according to the
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calculations of the sociologist Kryshtanovskaya in
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2004, the number of security officials in Putin’s
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elite reached 24 percent; the share of
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security forces in the Yeltsin elite in ninety-
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three was at the level of 11 percent;
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by 2008, the share of security forces increased to
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forty-two percent, and the security forces
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were scattered throughout the state
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apparatus, I often act as deputies in
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key ministries, exercising
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control over the activities of senior
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officials, the British Marxist Simon
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Pera does not write in one of his books,
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the security forces brought to the Russian
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state not the threat of general
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nationalization of the Soviet type and
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totalitarianism, but Soviet methods of
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management and control for the needs of the new
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class of Russian capitalists of the 21st century, the
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time to scatter stones was replaced by
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a time to collect them, and here the security forces and the
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tightening of the vertical of power were
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logical levers; however, when the
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domestic capitalist
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economy stabilized, the security forces did
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not go anywhere,
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as we know, they continue to occupy
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their warm positions as a result strengthening the
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role of the security forces of the civil and
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military bureaucracy tried to
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strengthen their economic and
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political influence by turning from a
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blind tool of the oligarchs into their partners
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within the ruling class in the crisis
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situation of the late 90s, the oligarchs compromised with
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part of the state bureaucracy and the
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security forces
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thus in the late 90s In the 1990s,
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two parts of the new Russian
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ruling class were formed -
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the security forces and the civil bureaucracy. Simon
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Perrone, I rightly note that the
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state disciplined the oligarchs
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in the interests of the owner class as a whole
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and regained the functions lost in the
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chaos of the 90s, state power is
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not an end in itself but a means of managing
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post-Soviet Russian capitalism and
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its integration into the world system, the
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alliance of big business, the bureaucracy and the
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security forces
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is not something unique for countries on the
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periphery and semi-periphery of capitalism,
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just remember the experience of
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Latin America. Putin’s rise to power
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meant a change in the attitude of the Kremlin; the
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calligraphic clan; the civil
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bureaucracy and security forces are no longer satisfied with the government
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seven bankers and
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therefore the Kremlin
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is concluding an alliance with some
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oligarchic clans with the clans of
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Potanin Abramovich against others against
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Berezovsky Gusinsky the course the path is
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equal to the removal of the oligarchs from power
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had an obvious and propaganda character
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since it gave birth in the public mood to
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hope for social revenge of the
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humiliated and oppressed through
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nationalization property of snickering
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oligarchs, these assumptions are confirmed by the
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famous Kremlin political strategist of
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those years, Gleb Pavlovsky
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himself, then being revenge from there I saw
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her coalition of revenge loser,
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meaning the groups most affected by the
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reforms of the 90s and the destruction of Soviet
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institutions, doctors and the
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goals of public sector employees, the FSB army, scientists,
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pensioners, housewives the losers
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had to be given a sure chance of state
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revenge, they were just a pretty candidate
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by the end of the campaign and a protege of the family,
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the candidate turned into the banner of revenge for
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all the social losers of Russia, a
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defender from the tyrki, pensioners, the leader,
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impoverished and the army of an idol, formed by a cypher
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and housewives, the leader of the
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growing majority, and after all, it is
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still official propaganda is trying to
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present Putin in this capacity, although
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it is obvious that the reality is far from
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propaganda cliches along the luxurious
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corridors and halls of the palaces of the Moscow
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Kremlin, the
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modest and inconspicuous Vladimir
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Vladimirovich Putin entered his new office and soon our
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self-awareness will massively contribute to the fact
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that even at the very beginning of the very first
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of his term, Putin met absolutely
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officially with representatives of the oligarch, well,
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with those naturally who wanted to engage
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in dialogue and concluded an agreement with them, a
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new political alignment
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was fixed at Putin’s meeting with 19
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owners of the largest companies on
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July 28, 2000, the results of the meeting became the
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informal agreements of the so
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-called July 28 Pact 1 the
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big oligarchs do not make
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direct attempts to lobby
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their interests through bribery of individual
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officials, the second oligarchs should no longer
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individually make
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any demands to the Kremlin,
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permanent platforms are created for the RSPM Council on
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Entrepreneurship under the government of the Russian Federation,
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and so on, on which a
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joint discussion of economic
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policy is conducted the third state eliminates the
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progressive income tax rate
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in exchange for the fact that the oligarchs no longer
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evade taxes 4 the Kremlin
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guarantees the preservation of the results of
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privatization fact July 28 and the general
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increase in oil prices led to a sharp
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increase in taxes on the export of raw materials from
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abroad, it is clear that for example
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Berezovsky Gusinsky Khodorkovsky
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wanted to continue play their games, but for
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which they actually paid with the
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tacit or not entirely tacit
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consent of the remaining oligarchs, but on the whole,
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agreements were reached, the ruling
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class was consolidated and Russian
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capitalism entered a new phase of its
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development, the new phase was not a
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negation of the previous phase, but only
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logical and continued
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and in fact, the fact that the
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alliance between the business of the security forces and the
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bureaucracy was so successful and that the
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subsequent economic take-off
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was facilitated by the well-known rise in oil prices,
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if we look at the hijacked scientific article by
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Vladimir Vladimirovich, we will see that it
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already indicates the attitude of the future
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president regarding the vector of development of the
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country’s economy I
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quote, the Russian economy in the 21st century,
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at least in the first half, will
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apparently retain its
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focus on raw materials; the potential value of
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Russia’s balance sheet mineral reserves allows us to consider the
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mineral resource complex as the basis for the
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sustainable development of the country for the
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long term; the
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presence of large natural resource
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potential in Russia determines it a
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special place among industrial countries;
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resource potential, if
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used effectively, will become one
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of the most important prerequisites for
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Russia’s sustainable entry into the world
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economy; no restoration of the
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manufacturing industry; no
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removal of unrealized
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Soviet technologies from the bins; no sale of
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resources; and since 1999, this approach has become
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the path of least resistance; the average
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export price of Russian crude oil in
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ninety-eight was 74 dollars per
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ton in ninety-nine already 111 in 2000
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180 dollars in 2001 one hundred fifty-six
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dollars in 2002 163 dollars in 2004 230
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and the dollar was very useful for the Russian
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authorities due to the reluctance of the oligarch
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Khodorkovsky to
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play according to the agreements reached in the ruling class
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and the subsequent Yukos case,
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which only expanded the
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state’s ability to receive money from
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hydrocarbons, an important role in increasing
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profits from the export of mineral raw materials in the
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late 90s was also played by the
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devaluation of the ruble, which led to a
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sharp decrease in the price of oil within
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the country in the ninety-ninth year,
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internal price oil per 1 ton 26
00:21:00
dollars in 97 74 dollars export
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price 111 dollars exports of crude oil
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increased from one hundred and forty-four
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million tons in 2000 to 260 million
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tons in 2004 according to official data,
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Russia's GDP gave the following growth figures
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2000 10 percent 2001 5 point one a
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tenth of a percent 2002 4.7 percent
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2003 7.3 percent in 2004 at seven
00:21:34
point two percent, but further on
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you see the numbers on the screen according to
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alternative calculations by economists,
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during the most dynamic period of growth
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the Russian economy experienced average growth from 99 to
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2008 GDP
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5.2 percent per year, the determining reason for
00:21:53
this was the possibility of using
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unused fixed assets of
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Soviet enterprises and a significant
00:22:01
number of unemployed; the average
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capacity utilization in industry for 44 types of
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products in the ninety-eighth year
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was 34.2 percent; in 2003, for
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82 types of products it was already 46
00:22:17
percent in 2008 for 73 types of
00:22:21
products was 50 9.4 percent by the
00:22:25
beginning of the global economic crisis in
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2008, the possibility of using
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unused Soviet industrial
00:22:32
funds had been exhausted and the remaining
00:22:35
unused funds were already very
00:22:37
outdated, that is, the
00:22:39
economic growth of the 2000s
00:22:41
had two important sources the first is a
00:22:45
sharp increase in oil prices and the second
00:22:48
is the use of Soviet industrial
00:22:50
funds which are simply just
00:22:53
the nineties,
00:22:55
and the third additional factor
00:22:57
is, of course, the consolidation of the ruling
00:23:00
class; dependence on raw materials has caused
00:23:03
serious imbalances in the development of the entire
00:23:05
national economy of Russia in the
00:23:08
Sberbank report for 2011 dedicated to
00:23:11
the modernization of the enterprise manufacturing
00:23:13
industry contains data from a survey of
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managers of 698 enterprises, when asked
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when was the last time a
00:23:22
comprehensive modernization of your
00:23:24
enterprise was carried out, 30 percent of managers
00:23:27
could not answer anything at all that
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when the equipment at our
00:23:34
enterprise was updated, I want to update it is necessary 26
00:23:39
percent of managers said that
00:23:41
the modernization was carried out less than 5 years
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ago from 2011 naturally 11
00:23:47
percent
00:23:48
6-10 years ago 4 percent 11-15 years
00:23:52
ago seven percent 15-20 years ago 10
00:23:56
percent 21 30 years ago and 11 percent
00:23:59
answered that more than 30 years ago, in general,
00:24:03
if the oil industry, gas industry and
00:24:05
other minor industries under Putin,
00:24:08
they are being updated in some places very well,
00:24:10
but in a significant part of the industry,
00:24:13
obsolescence and slow
00:24:15
death continued, which began under
00:24:17
Gorbachev and spruce price,
00:24:19
the main investments go into the mining
00:24:22
sector, while the manufacturing
00:24:24
industry is clearly degrading, in connection
00:24:26
with this, Ruslan Dzarasov makes the most important
00:24:29
conclusion that that within the framework of the existing
00:24:31
economic model, Russia will face
00:24:33
further degradation of the manufacturing
00:24:36
industry and the organization of the entire
00:24:38
society, by the way, despite such
00:24:41
bleak prospects after the
00:24:43
stabilization of the Russian economy in the
00:24:45
2000s and the rise in domestic oil prices,
00:24:47
or did you naturally
00:24:49
wake up imperialist amp
00:24:52
c in the 90s destroyed the crisis
00:24:55
economy forced the valuable company to
00:24:57
take out more and more loans from the
00:25:00
IMF, and every sight of a passing red
00:25:03
revenge within the country pushed the then
00:25:05
ruling elite to build close
00:25:08
vassal relations with the lord in the person of
00:25:11
the United States, so that a friend would hit if something happened, cover
00:25:14
and protect it for what it’s worth in this
00:25:16
regard, the recently declassified
00:25:18
negotiations between Yeltsin and Clinton in the
00:25:21
90s in the 2000s, the situation changed;
00:25:24
loans were not particularly needed; the internal
00:25:27
opposition was pinned down, but
00:25:29
extra money appeared; therefore, it was necessary to more
00:25:32
actively defend the international
00:25:34
position of their oil and gas companies,
00:25:36
and about the increased number the forces of centuries in the
00:25:39
power structures which we have already
00:25:41
mentioned earlier
00:25:42
and which could not but influence the
00:25:44
situation, too, do not forget the
00:25:46
Russian raw materials sector, peripheral
00:25:49
capitalism has risen to its full height and also
00:25:52
wanted to play big games, but then
00:25:56
obviously someone will exclaim that you are
00:25:59
talking here about some kind of capitalism, but
00:26:01
under Putin, most enterprises became
00:26:04
state-owned,
00:26:06
most of our enterprises are
00:26:08
state-owned, you forgot about this growth
00:26:11
to me in the private that Gazprom private Russian Railways are
00:26:14
private, are you just these state-
00:26:17
owned enterprises that don’t
00:26:18
even need to be nationalized, they are already ours,
00:26:21
they work for a bunch they are on the budget,
00:26:25
that is, they don’t even need any laws,
00:26:27
all this is not joint-stock companies and the
00:26:29
main law on
00:26:31
joint-stock companies was joking to make enterprises
00:26:33
in fact a frequent donor, there is no capital from the names,
00:26:35
the main thing is there in Oksana RK there are
00:26:38
states but the main and only one
00:26:41
anche tu
00:26:43
well The charter of a joint stock company is
00:26:45
structured in such a way that the enterprise
00:26:46
functions according to its charter as a
00:26:48
private company, that is, simply produced
00:26:49
in Italy, I sincerely agree absolutely,
00:26:52
and here we are faced with one important and
00:26:55
common myth about Putin’s economy,
00:26:57
the myth that under Putin most of the
00:27:01
economy became state-owned, which
00:27:03
means capitalism We don’t have
00:27:06
the right
00:27:08
capitalism or Russia doesn’t have capitalism at all. There is
00:27:11
information in the media that about seventy
00:27:14
percent of Russia’s GDP is produced by
00:27:16
state-owned enterprises.
00:27:18
Evidence confirming these data is
00:27:21
usually not provided to the
00:27:22
approving parties and is
00:27:25
not needed because for the custodians such
00:27:27
figures confirm Putin’s state
00:27:30
policy of departure from
00:27:32
the politics of the 90s for libertarians and
00:27:35
classical liberals is a reason to shout
00:27:37
about the wrongness of the Russian market and
00:27:39
the need for further privatization, but
00:27:42
what is the real public sector in
00:27:44
the economy? This was the subject of another
00:27:47
video by Oleg Komolov, a link to which
00:27:49
will also be in the description and few people
00:27:51
wonder where FAS even
00:27:53
got it from this data seemed to come out of
00:27:56
nowhere, as the newspaper ru writes,
00:27:59
the department did not conduct any special research,
00:28:01
but only agreed with the value judgment of
00:28:04
one of the participants in the Gaidar
00:28:06
forum, who took and added up the
00:28:08
added value of all companies at least
00:28:10
somehow related to the state and the entire
00:28:13
consolidated budget of Russia,
00:28:14
funny but this that same case when the
00:28:17
evidence is given in the spirit of one
00:28:20
grandmother told me something, but since
00:28:22
this grandmother was on the Gaidar forum, you
00:28:25
definitely need to believe her. It is
00:28:28
separately emphasized that the
00:28:30
nationalization of the Russian economy is a
00:28:32
stable trend that has been going on for
00:28:35
many years without the share of the public
00:28:38
sector in 2005 the economy was only
00:28:40
35 percent, since then it has doubled; in reality, of
00:28:44
course, everything is not at all like that here;
00:28:47
let those who believed in the nationalization of the Russian
00:28:50
economy stop digging for valerian drops,
00:28:53
take a deep breath and finally find out
00:28:57
how things are, in fact, there is nothing
00:29:00
fundamental in the Russian economy since the
00:29:02
90s years has not changed, it also
00:29:04
remains capitalist, it also
00:29:07
works for the benefit of the tandem of large
00:29:09
owners and senior officials, and so
00:29:12
some statistics, let's
00:29:13
start with the size of the budget through which
00:29:15
you can measure the depth of the
00:29:17
state's influence on the economy.
00:29:20
In 2017 in Russia, the ratio of the
00:29:21
consolidated budget to GDP
00:29:23
was 34 percent in
00:29:25
OECD countries. In developed
00:29:28
economies, this figure is significantly
00:29:30
higher than the average of 43 percent in a number of
00:29:34
countries; it is even more than fifty
00:29:36
percent, if we assume that
00:29:39
nationalization is taking place in Russia, but
00:29:42
accordingly the volume of
00:29:44
assets owned by the state should increase,
00:29:45
but not throughout the Putin years, the
00:29:48
share of fixed assets
00:29:51
owned by Russia of the federation
00:29:52
consistently decreased from 27
00:29:56
percent in 2000 to twenty-three
00:29:58
percent in 2017, and this is not surprising
00:30:01
since privatization has been and remains an
00:30:04
integral part of the state
00:30:06
economic policy,
00:30:07
so in 2017 the government approved
00:30:11
another plan for the privatization of federal
00:30:13
property for three years; it implies the
00:30:16
sale of almost a quarter of federal
00:30:18
state unitary enterprises and
00:30:20
also the sale of shares of 30 percent of
00:30:23
joint stock companies in which the
00:30:25
state participates; earlier, during the period 2010 to
00:30:30
2015, the state transferred
00:30:32
assets worth 120 billion rubles into private hands over the
00:30:35
past decades, the role of the
00:30:37
state in the Russian economy has
00:30:38
continued to decline, according to
00:30:41
Rosstat, the share of investments in fixed
00:30:43
capital has fallen by 11 percentage points
00:30:45
average annual number of employees in
00:30:47
state organizations by 8
00:30:50
percentage points the total share of
00:30:52
state enterprises among all
00:30:54
companies has been halved and yet significant pieces of large property
00:30:57
remain in the hands of the state
00:31:01
all Russian Railways and Trans Oil half of the Sberbank of
00:31:04
Gosprom the growth of oil and Aeroflot for the third
00:31:07
time and a quarter of Moscow stock exchange and so
00:31:09
on, at first glance it may seem
00:31:11
that the ownership of such large assets
00:31:14
brings good income to the state
00:31:16
budget,
00:31:17
converting with then the construction of schools,
00:31:19
roads, hospitals, payment of pensions to the elderly and
00:31:22
salaries to scientists, but no, if you go to the website
00:31:25
of the Ministry of Finance,
00:31:26
you can see that almost all
00:31:28
budget revenues are generated by
00:31:30
taxes in In the aggregated breakdown of
00:31:32
budget revenues, there is not even such a column
00:31:35
as income from the use of
00:31:36
state property; they are included
00:31:39
in the section other income and amount to
00:31:42
absolutely paltry amounts; in
00:31:45
2018, the budget received
00:31:48
only
00:31:50
six hundred and forty-seven billion rubles from state and municipal property, that
00:31:52
is, less than two percent of the
00:31:54
consolidated budget of Russia how can you
00:31:57
ask, after all, in 2018, only
00:32:00
one Gazprom made a profit of almost one and a
00:32:02
half trillion rubles, which means the budget
00:32:05
should get half of this money
00:32:07
since 50 percent of the company’s shares
00:32:10
are in the hands of the state, as if the
00:32:12
fact is that Gazprom is
00:32:15
like all the others joint-stock companies in
00:32:17
which the state has its share
00:32:19
are not states at all, but a
00:32:22
real private company in which
00:32:24
decisions are made by private individuals, the
00:32:26
board of directors, the appointment of which
00:32:29
the state takes part in, and
00:32:32
determines what share of the profits will be
00:32:34
sent to dividends to shareholders in
00:32:36
2018, this share was 26
00:32:40
percent or two hundred forty-six
00:32:42
billion rubles, so the budget
00:32:44
received from Gazprom not half at all, but
00:32:46
only 13 percent of its profit;
00:32:49
Gazprom kept the rest of the profit for
00:32:51
itself and used it, for example, for
00:32:53
multimillion-dollar bonuses for management and
00:32:55
corporate events with Philip Kirkorov, here’s
00:32:58
your grandmother and nationalization is truly a
00:33:01
state presence in the economy
00:33:04
in fact two to three times less than the
00:33:06
forwarding was announced on one of the
00:33:08
Gaidar forums of moreover,
00:33:11
these indicators are declining; moreover, even
00:33:15
state-owned or semi-
00:33:17
state-owned companies essentially do not
00:33:20
bring any gigantic dividends to the state. It was
00:33:23
under Putin that models of so-
00:33:26
called state corporations emerged that
00:33:28
they work in fact as a private
00:33:31
company, enriching their own top
00:33:33
manager
00:33:34
and the bureaucracy that is privately involved in the matter, but
00:33:37
who are essentially
00:33:39
veiled capitalists, everything here is
00:33:42
according to the classic formula of
00:33:43
privatization of income and nationalization of
00:33:47
expenses, we really use it on
00:33:58
earth and of course if we are talking about
00:34:02
Putin’s economy we We cannot
00:34:04
ignore one more of its most important features: the most
00:34:07
active withdrawal of funds to offshore companies;
00:34:11
only according to official data from the
00:34:12
Central Bank of Russia, the export of capital
00:34:15
from Russia by the private sector amounted to
00:34:23
$828 billion in the period from 94 to 2017; in 2014, the outflow of capital reached a
00:34:27
historical maximum in the modern
00:34:30
history of Russia amounting to one hundred and fifty-
00:34:32
two billion dollars,
00:34:34
which is equal to 7 and a half percent of GDP, but
00:34:37
along with the outflow of capital
00:34:39
carried out by the private sector, the
00:34:41
Russian state is also actively
00:34:43
withdrawing money abroad in two ways, the
00:34:45
first is the payment of external government debt and the
00:34:48
second is the purchase of US securities, taking
00:34:51
this into account according to Oleg Komolova
00:34:54
the amount of net capital outflow from Russia
00:34:56
over the past 20 years has amounted to more than
00:35:00
$1 trillion, this is what the
00:35:02
famous economist Pekite writes in the work from the
00:35:05
Soviets to the oligarchs, how large is the
00:35:08
corresponding capital outflow and the
00:35:10
associated offshore wealth
00:35:12
if we simply accumulate the
00:35:15
trade surplus forward 90 2015 then we
00:35:19
we get about two hundred and thirty
00:35:21
percent of national income,
00:35:24
so we can conclude that the
00:35:26
total capital outflow is
00:35:28
about 200 percent of national
00:35:31
income, provided that official net
00:35:34
and foreign assets account for less than 30
00:35:37
percent of national income. In
00:35:39
principle, the
00:35:41
total flow of capital income on
00:35:44
these foreign assets should also be taken into account which,
00:35:46
depending on the
00:35:47
rate of return, can lead to
00:35:48
significantly higher estimates of
00:35:51
missing external wealth with a
00:35:53
total amount of about 300 percent of
00:35:56
Russia's current national income
00:35:58
or more depending on the return, in
00:36:02
other words, the pumping of
00:36:05
Russia's national wealth through oligarchs to offshore companies,
00:36:08
which began back in the 90s years which
00:36:11
led to the fact that, according to some
00:36:12
estimates, more than one annual GDP of Russia does
00:36:15
not lie in Russia at all, it only
00:36:18
intensified under Putin,
00:36:20
and another characteristic feature of
00:36:22
Putin’s economy is the so-called
00:36:25
insider rent, which economists Ruslan Dzarasov quite
00:36:28
often speaks and writes about,
00:36:29
in essence this
00:36:32
distribution of surplus value
00:36:34
produced by workers along chains of
00:36:37
insider connections, that is, profit does not
00:36:40
just go into the pockets and the capitalists into the
00:36:42
treasury in the form of taxes, but spreads through
00:36:45
various channels from bribes and kickbacks to
00:36:48
officials to the cloud of offshores, more
00:36:52
about all this at the links in the description,
00:36:55
needless to say that under the
00:36:57
existing economic model,
00:36:59
social inequality in Russia has in no
00:37:02
way been smoothed out compared to the
00:37:04
90s.
00:37:05
On the screen you see a graph from the already
00:37:08
mentioned work by Pekite, which reflects the
00:37:10
share of income of the richest one percent of
00:37:13
people in the country among the total income,
00:37:16
as can be seen in Putin’s time
00:37:18
this the indicator either slightly exceeded the figures of the
00:37:21
90s or was slightly lower, but
00:37:23
the principle of the situation has not changed,
00:37:26
although Mr. Peskov
00:37:28
responsibly declares that there are no
00:37:31
oligarchs in Russia. Sands stated that oligarchs do not exist in Russia,
00:37:34
according to Peskov,
00:37:36
there are no oligarchs in Russia, entrepreneurs
00:37:38
using their money for influence Presidential
00:37:40
Press Secretary
00:37:41
Dmitry Peskov is confident in politics, so what do
00:37:44
we end up with? Putin is not the
00:37:47
savior of the country and the economy, but only an
00:37:50
arbiter of a compromise figure for the
00:37:52
Russian oligarchs who, after the crisis of
00:37:55
98, realized the need to
00:37:59
stabilize the situation with the help of
00:38:01
state control, hence the
00:38:04
comrade KGB officer of the FSB auger who,
00:38:06
together with a retinue of security officials,
00:38:08
was entrusted with bringing order here;
00:38:12
otherwise, the economy was dominated by the
00:38:14
same trends that had developed back in the
00:38:17
90s, privatization, both open and
00:38:20
veiled, in the form of creating state
00:38:23
corporations, orientation towards the export of
00:38:25
hydrocarbons, domination of oligarchic
00:38:28
clans and authorization of the economy, and so on.
00:38:31
Of course, the degradation of industry, well,
00:38:33
except for mining, of course, this
00:38:36
model of the economy has led to a lot of
00:38:38
negative consequences for society,
00:38:40
for example, to the degradation of the educational
00:38:43
system at all levels, why do we need
00:38:45
specialists in the production and
00:38:47
development of complex equipment for
00:38:48
civilian use, the same
00:38:51
computers, robots, and so on, if the
00:38:53
country retains the raw material nature of the
00:38:55
economy and knocking out insider rent
00:38:58
allows you to make money even from
00:39:00
unprofitable enterprises oh why do we need
00:39:03
decent development of humanities
00:39:04
specialties
00:39:06
if
00:39:07
the need for such specialists in
00:39:10
the market is in great doubt this is not a way out of the 90s it’s just the
00:39:14
development and transformation of the 90s you need to
00:39:17
understand the system in which you find yourself at
00:39:19
a minimum in order to capture the
00:39:22
absurdity of statements that
00:39:25
Putin has brought something out of chaos somewhere
00:39:28
and, at a maximum, to think through a way out
00:39:31
of this very
00:39:32
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