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Sergei Aleksashenko

Former Scholar in Residence
Economic Policy Program
Moscow Center

Education

B.A. and Ph.D., Central Economic and Mathematical Institute, USSR Academy of Science

Languages

English
Russian

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- Research
Russia: Is No News Good or Bad News?
- January 21, 2010
Russia’s recovery remains slow. With domestic demand still weak, oil and natural gas producers—critical players in the Russian economy—are looking for markets outside of Russia.
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Russia: Time to Be Optimistic?
- November 19, 2009
Signs of strength are emerging in the Russian economy, aided by increasing exports, oil prices, and industrial production. However, weak domestic demand may hamper the recovery’s sustainability.

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