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Index
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'Index', in Michael Alexeev, and Shlomo Weber (eds), The Oxford Handbook of the Russian Economy, Oxford Handbooks (2013; online edn, Oxford Academic, 1 Oct. 2013), https://doi.org/, accessed 5 May 2025.
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Index
Note: Italicized letter n designates footnotes. Headings which appear periodically throughout the page range are designated with passim.
- accounting standards
- electricity sector and387
- Europe and262n
- mineral resources and419
- New Economic Policy and36
- admissions, college731–732
- aging population. See demographicsknowledge transfer
- agriculture16–17
- Brezhnev era and516
- CIS and514
- cropping patterns and522
- diversification and540
- domestic consumption and521
- electricity sector and384
- Europe and600
- Gorbachev era and521
- government policy and518–520
- growth and137
- imperial legacy and30
- individualization and526–528
- investment and515–516
- monetary policy and518
- privatization and524–528
- productivity of531–534
- recession and112
- reform of523–524
- resource rents and309
- Siberia and661–687
- state control/ownership and683–684
- taxation and249–250
- amber box subsidies598–599
- arbitrage
- electricity sector and295
- institutions and208
- privatization and6
- state control/ownership and90
- taxation and263
- armed forces453–465
- China and453
- corruption and296
- imperial legacy and461–462
- Muscovy legacy and461–462
- perestroika era and685
- WWI and34 See also military-industrial complex
- arms race. See military-industrial complex
- Asia
- corporate governance and223
- exports and687–688
- financial crisis of 1998–2000 and95
- Gazprom and684
- geography and617
- gross agricultural output and537–538
- growth and687–688
- informal sector and282
- institutional performance and206
- integrating markets with21
- mineral resources and419
- modernization and31
- oil and gas sector and684
- privatization and223
- tariffs and687–688
- transition and95
- automotive sector
- corporate governance and223
- mineral resources and416
- railways and500
- trade and609
- WTO and19
- baby bonuses817–821
- banking sector17–18, 544–571
- CIS and544
- compliance and550
- consumer confidence and544–571
- deposit insurance and555–558
- development and18
- efficiency of560–561
- Europe and562
- financial crisis of 2008–2009 and562–570
- foreign financing and561–563
- foreign funding of17
- Gazprom and568
- government policy and565–566
- investment and548–562
- lending and17
- macroeconomic stabilization and555
- management and558
- number of banks and566–568
- oligarchs and546
- property rights and545–550
- Sberbank and552–553
- Soviet legacy and545–554
- speculation and17
- state control/ownership and568
- transition and551–554
- US and598
- volatility and551–552
- wages and income and550
- Yeltsin era and556
- bankruptcy
- asset stripping and6
- corruption and286
- electricity sector and386
- institutional performance and207–208
- mineral resources and413
- black market. See informal sector
- Brezhnev, Leonid, era of
- agriculture and516
- environmental laws under13
- GDP and103
- lifestyle choices and88
- rent management system and330 See also Soviet legacy
- bribery. See corruption
- bureaucracy
- command economy and63
- health care system and769
- innovation and484
- recession and103
- regional government and5
- Central Europe. See Europe/European Union
- centralization
- command economy and53
- fiscal647–655
- political647–655
- regional government and20–21 See also federalism
- CHI. See compulsory health insurance
- China
- armed forces and453
- collectivism and4
- corporate governance and238
- corruption and286
- environmental regulation and429
- the Far East and668–688
- financial and credit markets and588–589
- industrialization and31
- institutional performance and197
- mortality rate and801
- poverty and inequality and794–795
- recession and102–127
- Siberia and662–688
- CIS. See Commonwealth of Independent States
- CIT. See corporate income tax (CIT)
- college. See education
- colonialism. See imperial legacy
- command economy51–81, 81, 80
- bureaucracy and63
- business services sector and19
- centralization and53
- compliance and54
- conglomerates and72
- consumer confidence and67–68
- equity markets and63
- Europe and65
- funding and62
- GDP and69
- market economy and51–75
- pipeline system and71–72
- political legacies of63–64
- productivity and56–59
- social policy and64–65
- total factor productivity and69
- unions and64–65
- commodities
- financial and credit markets and576
- foreign investment and604
- geography and630
- government policy and6
- informal sector and271
- total factor productivity and4
- trade and677–679
- Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)
- banking sector and544
- life expectancy and801
- oil and gas sector and311
- privatization and163
- state control/ownership94
- trade and94
- transition and94 See also international community
- communism. See Soviet legacy
- competition
- electricity sector and386–401
- Gazprom and11
- health care system and760–768
- institutional performance and192–213
- science and487
- Soviet legacy and550–551
- taxation and259
- transition and90
- WTO and18–19
- compliance
- banking sector and550
- command economy and54
- federalism and652
- growth and134
- informal sector and275
- institutional performance and207
- oil and gas sector and355
- poverty and inequality and793
- sciences and486
- small business and260
- conflict, corporate governance and228–238
- consumption. See consumer confidencedomestic consumption
- corporate governance6–7, 221–242
- Asia and223
- automotive sector and223
- China and238
- conflict and228–238
- conglomerates and6
- consolidation and223–226
- equity markets and226
- funding competition and7
- Gazprom and237
- Gorbachev era and222
- improvement of238–239
- Medvedev era and234–238
- property rights and6–7
- regulation and227
- shareholder conflicts and229–233
- Yeltsin era and223 See also management
- corporate raiding. See asset stripping
- corruption1, 9–10, 286–304
- armed forces and296
- bankruptcy and286
- bribery amounts and9
- business and296–300
- China and286
- consequences of301–302
- consumer confidence and301
- crime and291
- democracy and6
- development of292–296
- domestic consumption and297
- in everyday life292–296
- funding and296
- GDP and296–297
- Gorbachev era and289–292
- international ratings and300–301
- management and301
- Medvedev era and300
- perestroika era and289–292
- political298–300
- privatization and4
- Putin era and291–292
- wages and income and9
- Yeltsin era and290–292
- crime
- corruption and291
- Europe and120–122
- the Far East and671
- labor market and715
- monetary policy and105
- mortality rate and806
- transition and86
- wages and income and715 See also law enforcement
- cropping patterns522
- currency. See monetary policy
- customs tariffs. See tariffs
- czarist Russia. See imperial legacy
- DAM. See day-ahead market
- day-ahead market388–401
- decentralization. See centralization
- defense sector. See armed forcesmilitary-industrial complex
- demographics24–25, 733, 800–822
- baby bonuses and817–821
- development and20
- education and733
- environmental regulation and13
- geography and619–624
- government policy and24–25
- health status and749–751
- heterogeneous population and733
- maternal capital program and817–821
- Putin era and817
- R&D and15
- regional development and20
- total factor productivity and4
- urbanization and30
- deposit insurance555–558
- deregulation. See regulation
- development2, 5
- accession to WTO and593–596
- agriculture and17
- banking sector and18
- corruption and292–296
- decline of13
- electricity sector and400–402
- environmental regulation and438–447
- geography and19–20
- modernization and38–39
- natural resources and343–345
- railways and501–503
- reform and38–39
- regional20–21
- stages of30–31
- WTO and19 See also research and development
- diversification
- agriculture and540
- environmental regulation and448
- foreign investment and609–610
- institutional performance and202–203
- natural resources and333
- oil and gas sector and357
- taxation and253
- trade and593–596
- domestic bonds583
- domestic consumption
- agriculture and521
- corruption and297
- the Far East and21
- Gazprom and11
- oil and gas sector and365
- Siberia and21
- Eastern Europe.
- economic development. See development
- economic geography. See geography
- economic growth. See growth
- economic transition. See transition
- education725–745
- admissions and731–732
- bribery and9
- heterogeneous population and733
- innovation and478–479
- market power and735
- primary and secondary729–730
- R&D and15
- subsidies for739–744
- transition and725–729
- wages and income and729
- electricity sector383–402
- accounting standards and387
- agriculture and384
- arbitrage and295
- bankruptcy and386
- competition and386–401
- day-ahead market and388–401
- development of400–402
- domestic consumption and400
- forward markets and394–395
- Gazprom and401
- imperial legacy and384
- management and387
- monetary policy and387
- power plant capacity and12
- pricing within12
- productivity and11–12
- reform of389–391
- restructuring of387–389
- Soviet legacy and385–387
- US and394
- employment
- corporate governance and6
- demographics and24–25
- financial crisis of 2008–2009 and705–709
- health care system and751–759
- institutional foundations and709–715
- labor market and695–698
- poverty and inequality and24
- R&D and474–476
- regulation of709–710
- social policy and21–24
- US and46
- wages and income and694–721
- work hours and22, 700–701 See also labor market
- energy. See electricity sectoroil and gas sector
- enforcement. See law enforcementregulation
- enterprise management. See management
- environmental regulation13–14
- China and429
- climate change and430–431
- degradation costs and427–434
- demographics and13
- diversification and448
- economic instruments and441–447
- emissions and427–428
- financing of440–441
- funding and444
- Gorbachev era and435–436
- green investment and430–448
- growth and427–434
- health risks and428–430
- incentive and440–441
- institutional decline and437–438
- liberalization and436–437
- management and435–447
- MET and444
- pollution and427–430
- quality of life and14
- reform of426–449
- Soviet legacy and434–436
- technology development and13
- US and453
- weakening of437–438 See also regulation
- equality. See poverty and inequality
- equity markets18
- command economy and63
- corporate governance and226
- financial and credit markets and574–590
- resource rents and319
- European Russia. See Commonwealth of Independent States
- Europe/European Union
- agriculture and600
- banking sector and562
- command economy and65
- crime and120–122
- EURASEC and601
- fertility rates and816
- Gazprom and597
- geography and617
- health care system and750–755
- lifestyle choices and811
- military-industrial complex and462–463
- morbidity rate and807
- poverty and inequality and24
- privatization and223
- recession and115
- subsidies and600
- tariffs and111
- trade and677
- transition and98
- unions and65
- everyday corruption292–296
- factor services133–147
- the Far East21, 661–688
- China and668–688
- Chukotka and674–676
- crime in671
- exports and679–683
- gross regional product and669–674
- growth and677–679
- natural resources and679–683
- perestroika era and666–669
- property rights and683–684
- reform and666–669
- Soviet legacy and674–676
- state control/ownership and683–684
- trade and677–679
- transition and669–674 See also regional issues
- farming. See agriculture
- FDI. See foreign investment
- federalism20, 643–660
- compliance and652
- the Far East and21
- GDP and648–649
- health care system and23
- investment and646
- market preservation and6
- MET and650
- Putin era and644
- regulation and645
- Siberia and21
- VAT and650–652, 655, 659, 7 See also centralization
- financial and credit markets18, 574–590
- China and588–589
- collectivism and582
- commodities and576
- corporate governance and7
- dual financial system583–584
- equity markets and574–590
- GDP and574–588
- globalization and7
- growth and579–590
- infrastructure and6
- institutional foundations and557–579
- law enforcement and575
- modernization of18
- monetary policy and574–590
- natural resources rent and6
- oil and gas sector and574–577
- state control/ownership and574–577
- financial crisis of 2008–2009562–570
- employment and705–709
- foreign financing and562–563
- government and565–566
- labor market and705–709
- liquidity and563–565
- number of banks and566–568
- poverty and inequality and780
- financing
- developing countries and7
- environmental regulation and440–441
- financial crisis of 2008–2009 and562–563
- foreign561–563
- fiscal centralization647–655
- fiscal federalism. See federalism
- fixed-income markets. See bonds
- food. See agriculture
- forced migration674–676
- foreign currency. See monetary policy
- foreign financing561–563
- foreign government bonds581
- foreign investment18–19, 593–612
- commodities and604
- diversification and609–610
- GDP and603
- labor market and720
- Medvedev era and606
- mineral resources and13
- oil and gas sector and10–11
- Putin era and604
- reform and608–610
- WTO and19, 593–612 See also investment
- forward markets394–395
- Freight One/Freight Two504–505
- freight tariffs496–498
- funding
- command economy and62
- corporate governance and7
- corruption and296
- environmental regulation and444
- institutional performance and208
- mineral resources and421–423
- natural resources and310
- oligarchs and413
- political candidates and413
- railways and16
- gas. See Gazpromnatural resources, oil and gas sector
- Gazprom11–12, 347, 350–354, 363–382
- Asia and684
- banking sector and568
- corporate governance and237
- electricity sector and401
- Europe and597
- growth and134
- natural resources and310
- pricing and372–376
- privatization and368–371
- productivity and379–380
- R&D and474
- reform and376–379
- regional issues and676, 684 See also oil and gas sector
- GDP. See gross domestic product
- geography617–640
- Asia and617
- commodities and630
- demographics and619–624
- development and19–20
- Europe and617
- the Far East and21
- GDP and633–634
- government policy and624–631
- growth and638–639
- industrialization and624–631
- monetary policy and635
- poverty and inequality and635–638
- railways and15
- regional inequality and635–638
- regional investment and638–639
- urbanization and631–635
- GERD. See research and development
- Gorbachev, Mikhail, era of10
- agriculture and521
- corporate governance and222
- corruption and289–292
- environmental regulation and435–436
- life expectancy and808
- mineral resources and411
- modernization and44
- oil and gas sector and346
- poverty and inequality in777
- privatization and222
- rent management system and330
- transition88–90 See also perestroika era
- governance, corporate. See corporate governance
- government policy
- asset stripping and7
- banking sector and565–566
- commodities and6
- education and739–744
- financial crisis of 2008–2009 and565–566
- fiscal regime for natural resources and257–258
- geography and624–631
- health care system and753–754
- industrialization and624–631
- innovation and476–487
- privatization and6
- regional issues and655–656
- transition and518–520
- green box subsidies598
- greenhouse gasses429–430
- gross domestic product (GDP)
- Brezhnev era and103
- command economy and69
- corruption and296–297
- federalism and648–649
- financial and credit markets and574–588
- foreign investment and603
- geography and633–634
- institutional performance and202–203
- oil and gas sector and365
- poverty and inequality and780–783
- recession and102–123
- regional issues and665
- Soviet legacy and4
- taxation and249–250
- total factor productivity and4
- transition and86–99
- world rankings for1
- WTO and18–19
- growth4
- after 1998132–157
- agriculture and137
- Asia and687–688
- capital services and139–141
- compliance and134
- environmental regulation and427–434
- factor services and133–147
- the Far East and677–679
- federalism and21
- financial and credit markets and579–590
- Gazprom and134
- geography and638–639
- inflationary trends and150–153
- informal sector and273–277
- investment and139–154
- measures of137–139
- natural resources and13
- patterns of147–149
- poverty and inequality and780
- productivity and133–147
- projections of149–150
- regional638–639
- Siberia and677–679
- transition and273–277
- wages and income and141
- Grozny, Ivan455–458
- health care system748–772
- bureaucracy and769
- competition and760–768
- drug delivery and762–763
- Europe and750–755
- financing of764–766
- informal sector and757–759
- life expectancy and766
- mortality rate and749–751
- pollution and428–430
- privatization of22–23
- Putin era and763
- reform of759–770
- regional issues and764
- regulation and762–763
- resources and751–759
- Soviet legacy and4
- state control/ownership and22–23
- higher education. See education
- human capital. See labor market
- IGFR (intergovernmental fiscal relations). See federalism
- IMF. See International Monetary Fund
- immigration. See migration
- imperial legacy
- agriculture and30
- armed forces and458–460
- corruption and9
- electricity sector and384
- the Far East and21
- migration and621–624
- Muskovy and455–465
- Nicholas II and455
- prices and458–460
- regional development and20
- income. See taxationwages and income
- industrialization
- China and31
- command economy and57
- geography and624–634
- growth and147
- market-led32–33
- modernization and30–48
- inequality. See poverty and inequality
- inflation
- corruption and291
- financial and credit markets and18
- growth and150–153
- poverty and inequality and788
- informal sector8–9, 265–282
- Asia and282
- bureaucracy and274
- commodities and271
- compliance and275
- effect of277–278
- federalism and20
- growth of273–277
- health care system and757–759
- information flow and8
- law enforcement and273
- measurement of268–273
- PIT and275
- poverty and inequality and24
- Soviet legacy and266–268
- subsidies and10
- taxation and321–323
- tax code and275
- transition and268–280
- wages and income and271–272
- Yeltsin era and273
- institutional performance189–215
- Asia and206
- bankruptcy and207–208
- China and197
- competition and192–213
- compliance and207
- diversification and202–203
- funding and208
- GDP and202–203
- growth and200–202
- natural resources and202–206
- poverty and inequality and196
- regional bonds and197
- institutions
- arbitrage and208
- collectivism and4
- environmental regulation and437–438
- extractive vs. inclusive6
- genesis of118–126
- management and196
- recession and118–126
- society and209–212
- Soviet legacy and545–550
- times of crises and208–209
- transition and118–126
- weakness of1
- integration. See horizontal integrationvertical integration
- intergovernmental fiscal relations (IGFR). See federalism
- international community
- maternal capital program and820–821
- mortality rate and803–805
- poverty and inequality and793–795
- intraregional fiscal relations655–656
- investment4, 18–19, 593–612
- agriculture and515–516
- banking sector and548–562
- consumer confidence and18
- environmental regulation and430–448
- the Far East and21
- federalism and646
- Gazprom and11
- growth and139–154
- labor market and720
- Medvedev era and606
- pension funds and818
- privatization and173
- Putin era and604
- railways and15–16
- reform and608–610
- rights of6
- vertical integration and10–11
- labor market693–721
- crime and715
- demographics and24–25
- employment and695–698
- financial crisis of 2008–2009 and705–709
- institutional foundations and709–715
- investment and720
- law enforcement and714–715
- minimum wage and710–711
- mining and13
- mobility and698–700
- politics/political rights and715–718
- productivity of1
- reform of22
- regional development and20
- serfdom and20
- social policy and21–24
- stages of694–695
- trade unions and713–714
- unemployment benefits and711–712
- work hours and22, 700–701 See also employment
- labor unions. See unions
- land. See property/property rights
- life expectancy1, 800–813
- CIS and801
- Gorbachev era and808
- health care system and766
- regional issues and670
- Siberia and670
- transition and86–88, 99 See also mortality rate
- liquidity
- agriculture and518
- command economy and54
- financial crisis of 2008–2009 and563–565
- institutional performance and215
- migration and624
- transition and95
- management
- banking sector and558
- corruption and301
- electricity sector and387
- environmental regulation and435–447
- fishing industry and686
- institutions and196
- mineral resources and411–420
- oil and gas sector and345–377
- oligarchs and411–412
- R&D and483
- market economy. See transition
- market-led industrialization32–33
- markets.
- maternal capital program817–821
- Medvedev, Dmitry, era of
- corporate governance and234–238
- corruption and300
- foreign investment and606
- investment and606
- mineral resources and413
- regional issues and684
- MET. See mineral extraction tax (MET)
- metals. See mineral resources
- MIC. See military-industrial complex
- migration20, 25, 2
- employment and24
- forced674–676
- Jackson-Vanik Amendment and602
- liquidity and624
- poverty and inequality and635–638
- military-industrial complex (MIC)3, 14, 453–465
- development of2
- Europe and462–463
- funding and457
- funding of14
- mineral resources and2
- monetary policy and457
- Muskovy legacy and455–465
- natural resources and458–460
- prices and458–460
- Putin era and459–462
- quality control and457
- reform of462–463
- rent-granting system and14
- Soviet legacy and453–458
- Stalin era and455–458
- structure and10
- Yeltsin era and453, 459–460 See also armed forces
- mineral extraction tax (MET)7, 253, 257–258, 334, 7, 379
- environmental regulation and444
- federalism and650
- mineral resources12–13, 404–423
- accounting standards and419
- Asia and419
- asset stripping and412
- automotive sector and416
- bankruptcy and413
- exploration and421–422
- export of1
- funding and421–423
- Gorbachev era and411
- labor market and13
- management and411–420
- Medvedev era and413
- military-industrial complex and2
- privatization of407–411
- quantity of13
- regulation and415–416
- Soviet legacy and406–407
- state control/ownership and415–417
- structure and10
- supply chain in12–13
- WTO and19
- Yeltsin era and412
- minimum wage710–711
- mining. See mineral resources
- mobility, labor698–700
- modernization29–48, 487
- Asia and31
- Civil War and35–36
- development and38–39
- Europe and29–47
- financial and credit markets and18
- Gorbachev era and44
- market-led industrialization and32–33
- New Economic Policy and36–37
- R&D and487
- Soviet legacy and29–48
- stages of development and30–31
- stagnation and39–42
- Stalin era and31
- systemic impediments to39–42
- unions and34
- urbanization and30
- wages and income and45
- World War I and32–35
- monetary policy
- agriculture and518
- crime and105
- electricity sector and387
- geography and635
- military-industrial complex and457
- natural resources and323
- New Economic Policy and36
- productivity and661
- transition and90, 93–95, 97 See also International Monetary Fund
- monopolies. See oligarchsstate control/ownership
- morbidity rate805–813
- Europe and807
- health care system and749–751
- Soviet legacy and4
- technology and810–813
- mortality rate800–813
- China and801
- crime and806
- employment and24
- fluctuations in808–810
- health care system and749–751
- international community and803–805
- poverty and inequality and809
- Soviet legacy and4
- Stalin era and105
- Muskovy legacy455–465
- natural gas. See Gazpromnatural resources, oil and gas sector
- natural resources
- diversification and333
- export of679–683
- fiscal regime for257–258
- funding and310
- Gazprom and310
- growth and13
- institutional performance and202–206
- institutional structure and354–358
- monetary policy and323
- R&D and15
- regional development and20
- regional revenues and20–21
- royalties on7
- WTO and19
- NEP. See New Economic Policy
- Nicholas II455
- noncompetition. See competition
- oil and gas sector341–361, 363–382
- Asia and684
- banking sector and17
- centralization and345
- CIS and311
- CIT and357
- compliance and355
- denationalization of348–349
- dependence on309–339
- diversification and357
- domestic consumption and365
- financial and credit markets and574–577
- GDP and365
- Gorbachev era and346
- horizontal integration and342
- management and345–377
- negotiations in10–11
- private enterprise and11
- state control/ownership and352–354
- structure and10
- supply and12
- wages and income and349
- world ranking for export of1
- oligarchs
- banking sector and546
- management and411–412
- politics and413
- privatization and6
- rent management system and331–332
- wages and income and412
- ownership. See privatizationstate control/ownership
- perestroika era10
- armed forces and685
- corruption and289–292
- the Far East and666–669
- reform and346–354
- Siberia and666–669 See also Gorbachev, Mikhail, era of
- performance. See institutional performance
- pipeline system11, 341–381, 381, 3
- access to371
- command economy and71–72
- Gazprom and597
- US and3, 381, 1 See also oil and gas sector
- PIT. See personal income tax (PIT)
- planned economy. See centralization
- policy. See government policy
- politics/political rights
- centralization and647–655
- corruption and298–300
- labor market and715–718
- oligarchs and413
- WTO and599–601
- pollution. See environmental regulation
- popular trust. See consumer confidence
- population. See demographics
- poverty and inequality1, 23–24, 775–796
- bribery and9
- China and794–795
- collectivism and776
- compliance and793
- Europe and24
- financial crisis of 1998–2000 and779–780
- financial crisis of 2008–2009 and780
- GDP and780–783
- Gorbachev era and777
- growth and780
- informal sector and24
- institutional performance and196
- international community and793–795
- labor market and781–783
- liberalization and779
- middle class and784
- modern era and778–780
- mortality rate and809
- perestroika era and787–793
- Stalin era and776
- subsidies and783–784
- threshold for790–791
- trade and595–596
- WTO and595–596 See also wages and income
- power plants. See electricity sector
- pricing. See subsidies
- privatization3–5, 161–183, 222–227
- aggregate effects of168–173
- Asia and223
- auctions of9
- banking sector and17
- CIS and163
- concentration of6
- consolidation and223–226
- corruption and4
- enterprise management and4–5
- Europe and223
- the Far East and21
- foreign5
- Gazprom and11
- Gorbachev era and222
- health care system and22–23
- individual wealth and6
- investment and173
- management and170
- middle class and6
- oligarchs and6
- percent of GDP produced in3
- performance after5
- pipeline system and371
- power plants and12
- rent seeking and6
- shareholder conflicts and229–233
- Siberia and21
- small business requirements and259–260
- taxation and6
- transition and95–96
- transparency and10–11
- vertical of power and6
- Yeltsin era and176–177
- productivity4
- aggregate estimates142–144
- GDP and4
- industry-level estimates144–147
- monetary policy and661
- scientific479–480
- targets for9
- WTO and19
- property/property rights16, 534–536
- banking sector and545–550
- Soviet legacy and545–550
- state control/ownership of683–684
- Putin, Vladimir, era of10, 18
- corruption and291–292
- demographics and817
- federalism and644
- foreign investment and604
- health care system and763
- investment and604
- military-industrial complex and459–462
- taxation and247
- railways15–16, 490–511
- access charges and498–501
- automotive sector and500
- bonds and506
- development of501–503
- Freight One/Freight Two504–505
- freight tariffs and496–498
- infrastructure of492–494
- market power and498
- monopolies and15–16
- privatization and505–506
- reform of492–494
- Refservice and503–504
- regulation and495–498
- TransContainer and503–504
- US and490–500
- Yeltsin era and492
- R&D. See research and development
- recession
- agriculture and112
- bureaucracy and103
- China and102–127
- Europe and115
- GDP and102–123
- institutions and118–126
- market economy and103
- regulation and109–119
- transition and102–129
- types of108–111
- wages and income and108–109
- Yeltsin era and115
- reform3, 25, 1
- agriculture and523–524
- banking sector and18
- development and38–39
- electricity sector and389–391
- environmental regulation and426–449
- the Far East and666–669
- foreign investment and608–610
- institutional structure and523–524
- labor market22
- military-industrial complex and462–463
- perestroika era and346–354
- railways and492–494
- Siberia and666–669
- trade and608–610
- transition and87–99
- vertical integration and11
- Yeltsin era and91–93
- Refservice503–504
- regional issues
- bonds and197
- bureaucracy and5
- electricity sector markets and12
- the Far East and21
- fiscal relationship with655–656
- GDP and665
- geography and638–639
- growth and638–639
- life expectancy and670
- Medvedev era and684
- regulation and686
- revenues and20–21
- Yeltsin era and675
- regulation
- corporate governance and227
- demographics and13
- employment709–710
- federalism and645
- health care system and762–763
- life expectancy and13–14
- mineral resources and415–416
- quality of life and14
- R&D and485
- recession and109–119
- regional issues and686
- technology development and13
- trade and594
- transition and90–98
- US and394
- WTO and594
- rent. See rent management systemresource rents
- rent management system329–332
- Brezhnev era and330
- decentralization of10
- Gorbachev era and330
- law enforcement and329
- medieval Russia and14
- military-industrial complex and14
- oligarchs and331–332
- recentralization of10
- Soviet legacy and329–331
- Stalin era and329–330
- Yeltsin era and329, 331 See also resource rents
- research and development (R&D)468–488
- education and478–479
- employment and474–476
- Gazprom and474
- governmental policy and476–487
- innovation and476–487
- management and483
- military-industrial complex and14
- modernization and487
- natural resources and15
- organizational structure of14–15
- prior to transition468–470
- productivity in479–480
- regulation and485
- resource rents and324
- transition and470–474
- resource rents6, 9–10, 310–333
- agriculture and309
- asset stripping and320
- components of317–324
- equity markets and319
- excess costs and321–323
- exploration and324
- formal categories of319–320
- measuring312–317
- New Economic Policy and456
- price subsidies and320–321
- privatization and6
- profits from319–320
- structure and327–329
- VAT and319 See also rent management system
- RMS. See rent management system
- Russian Railways. See railways
- RZhD. See railways
- sciences468–488
- competition and487
- compliance and486
- education and478–479
- governmental policy and476–487
- innovation and476–487
- modernization and487
- productivity in479–480
- tax code and486
- second economy. See informal sector
- shadow economy. See informal sector
- Siberia21, 661–688
- agriculture and661–687
- China and662–688
- exports and679–683
- geography of663
- gross regional product and669–674
- growth and677–679
- imperial legacy and663–664
- life expectancy and670
- natural resources and679–683
- perestroika era and666–669
- reform and666–669
- Soviet legacy and664–666
- trade and677–679
- transition and669–674
- Yeltsin era and675 See also regional issues
- small business
- agriculture and17
- compliance and260
- optional tax base for259
- privatization and259
- transitioning out of260–261
- turnover requirements and259–260
- WTO and19
- social policy
- banking sector and18
- command economy and64–65
- creative destruction and22
- demographics and24–25
- drug delivery and762–763
- employment and21–24
- informal sector and24
- institutions and209–212
- labor market and21–24
- mineral resources and13
- regional development and20
- wages and income and22
- Soviet legacy
- Chukotka and674–676
- command economy and51–81
- competition and550–551
- electricity sector and385–387
- environmental regulation and434–436
- the Far East and674–676
- financial and credit markets and18
- GDP and4
- institutions and545–550
- market economy and68–76
- modernization and29–48
- morbidity rate and4
- mortality rate and4
- political rights and4
- production targets and9
- property rights and545–550
- quality control and321
- recession and102–129
- Sberbank and552–553
- Siberia and664–666
- state-provided goods and9
- supply chain and12–13
- stabilization. See macroeconomic stabilization
- Stalin, Joseph, era of
- military-industrial complex and455–458
- modernization and31
- mortality rate and105
- poverty and inequality and776
- rent management system and329–330 See also Soviet legacy
- state control/ownership
- arbitrage and90
- banking sector and568
- CIS and94
- health care system and22–23
- mineral resources and415–417
- oil and gas sector and352–354
- property and683–684
- railways and15–16
- shareholder conflicts and233–238
- Siberia and21
- structure. See infrastructure
- subsidies
- education739–744
- Europe and600
- informal sector and10
- poverty and inequality and783–784
- resource rents and320–321
- taxation246–263
- agriculture and249–250
- arbitrage and263
- CIS and247
- competition and259
- corruption and252
- diversification and253
- enterprise assets and7
- evasion of8
- evolution of251–261
- exports and19
- Gazprom and11
- GDP and249–250
- informal321–323
- oil and gas sector and253
- optional base for259
- political rivals and8
- private property and7
- Putin era and247
- R&D and15
- small business and258–261
- structure of7–8
- transition and260–261
- turnover requirements and259–260
- technology sector468–488
- agriculture and16
- education and478–479
- environmental regulation and13
- Gazprom and11
- governmental policy and476–487
- innovation and476–487
- modernization and487
- morbidity rate and810–813
- productivity in479–480
- TFP. See total factor productivity
- trade18–19, 593–612
- accession to WTO and593–596
- automotive sector and609
- CIS and94
- commodities and677–679
- corporate governance and7
- diversification and593–596
- EURASEC and601
- Europe and677
- the Far East and677–679
- inspections and607
- liberalization of3
- poverty and inequality and595–596
- reform and608–610
- regulation and594
- Siberia and677–679
- trade unions. See unions
- TransContainer503–504
- transformation. See recessiontransition
- transition86–99
- Asia and95
- banking sector and551–554
- CIS and94
- command economy and51–75
- competition and90
- crime and86
- deregulation and93–96
- education and725–729
- Europe and98
- the Far East and669–674
- GDP and86–99
- Gorbachev era and88–90
- government policy and518–520
- growth and273–277
- health care system and748–772
- informal sector and268–280
- innovation and470–474
- institutions and118–126
- market reform and87–99
- privatization and95–96
- R&D and468–474
- regulation and90–98
- Siberia and669–674
- taxation and260–261
- volatility and551–552
- Yeltsin era and91–98
- transportation. See automotive sectorrailways
- tsarist Russia. See imperial legacy
- turnover limit259–260
- two-tiered wage structure712–713
- unemployment benefits711–712
- unions
- command economy and64–65
- electricity sector and12
- Europe and65
- labor market and713–714
- modernization and34
- United States
- banking sector and598
- electricity sector and394
- employment and46
- environmental regulation and453
- Jackson-Vanik Amendment and602
- modernization and30
- pension funds and587–588
- railways and490–500
- regulation and394
- transparency and231
- urbanization and634
- unofficial economy. See informal sector
- VAT. See value-added tax (VAT)
- vertical integration
- VICs. See vertical integration
- wages and income1
- agriculture and540
- banking sector and550
- bribery and9
- crime and715
- distribution of103–104
- education and729
- growth and141
- informal sector and24
- institutional foundations and709–715
- liberalization and779
- minimum710–711
- modernization and45
- oil and gas sector and349
- oligarchs and412
- poverty and inequality and24
- regional development and20
- social policy and22
- trade unions and713–714
- two-tiered structure of712–713
- unofficial economy and271–272
- US and103–104, 703 See also poverty and inequality
- World Trade Organization (WTO)7, 18–19, 593–612
- EURASEC and601
- Europe and600
- imports and597–599
- inspections and607
- Jackson-Vanik Amendment and602
- political considerations re599–601
- poverty and inequality and595–596
- regulation and594
- WTO. See World Trade Organization
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