The strategic objective is the country's revival

Article Abstract:

Russian economist L. I. Abalkin feels Russia's superiority to the West in such sectors as oil and natural gas, heavy and light industry, and food production, is a strong basis to reestablish the national economy. Abalkin directs the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Economics, Interview, Economists, Abalkin, L. I.

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Market reforms in the Far East

Article Abstract:

Promoting foreign economic links of Russia's Far East enterprises will require substantial adjustment but is essential for economic improvement. Russia's centrists must transfer much of their resources and functions to local levels so reform can flourish in the Far East.

Research, International economic relations

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Basic directions of a unified state monetary and credit policy for 1998: Central Bank of the Russian Federation

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the goals of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for 1998. Topics include monetary and credit policy for the year, changes from the previous year, and a forecast of the Federation's socioeconomic development in 1998.

Planning, Russia. Central Bank of the Russian Federation

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