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Russian enterprises at the end of 2016: Reaction to varying ruble exchange rate and the workforce situation


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This article represents an analysis of and comments on the results of a regular survey of Russian enterprises operating in the real sector, which was conducted by the Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences. It represents opinions of enterprises, the modern macroeconomic problems of which they believe to be the most acute. This article considers the responses of enterprises regarding how their activities have been affected by the mutual sanctions between Russia and Western countries, as well as by Russia’s WTO accession. We have shown the opinions of enterprises on their interests in the ruble exchange rate. This ref lects the current situation with the workforce at enterprises and gives data on their participation in solving of housing problems faced by their employees. This article contains information on how enterprises rate today’s level of competition with foreign manufacturers on Russian markets.

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D. B. Kuvalin

Institute of Economic Forecasting

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Email: dbkuvalin@ecfor.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 117418

A. K. Moiseev

Institute of Economic Forecasting

Email: dbkuvalin@ecfor.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 117418

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