Foreign Trade Arrangements in Russia and its Regions: Relying on Foreign Capital to Generate Growth?
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Foreign Trade And Investment In Russia; Institutional Arrangements; Corporate Governance; Property Rights; Transaction Costs; Regional Perspective;All these keywords.
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