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Russia faces ‘economic oblivion’ despite claims of short-term resilience, economists say
CNBC ^ | 02-AUG-2022 | Elliot Smith

Posted on 08/02/2022 7:13:50 AM PDT by SpeedyInTexas

Russia is facing “economic oblivion” in the long term because of international sanctions and the flight of businesses, several economists have said.

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However, many economists see long-lasting costs to the Russian economy from the exit of foreign firms – which will hit production capacity and capital and result in a “brain drain” – along with the loss of its long-term oil and gas markets and diminished access to critical imports of technology and inputs.

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KEYWORDS: bilge; elliothazthedumbz; elliotsmith; horseplop; kievbob; neoclown; neoconbilge; neocons4biden; putinsbuttboys; shilliotshill; shilliotsmith; ukrainebob
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"Eurasia Group projects a sustained, long-term decline in economic activity to eventually result in a 30%-50% contraction in Russian GDP from its prewar level."

“As a result of the business retreat, Russia has lost companies representing ~40% of its GDP, reversing nearly all of three decades worth of foreign investment and buttressing unprecedented simultaneous capital and population flight in a mass exodus of Russia’s economic base.”

"They also noted that Russia’s domestic financial markets were the worst performers in the world so far this year despite the strict capital controls, with investors pricing in “sustained, persistent weakness within the economy with liquidity and credit contracting,” along with Russia’s effective ostracization from international financial markets."

1 posted on 08/02/2022 7:13:50 AM PDT by SpeedyInTexas
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Same people who say climate change is biggest problem in the world?


2 posted on 08/02/2022 7:19:39 AM PDT by Sacajaweau ( )
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Are these any of the same economists who said inflation was transitory or we’re not in a recession?


3 posted on 08/02/2022 7:20:20 AM PDT by Flick Lives
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Fans of the mass-murderer Putin will say that it is all part of a clever plan by their hero.


4 posted on 08/02/2022 7:22:34 AM PDT by devere
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To: Sacajaweau

Same economists who said inflation was temporary.


5 posted on 08/02/2022 7:23:17 AM PDT by PGR88
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Are these the same economists who told us that sanctions against Russia would hurt them?

And that the Biden Stag-Flation was transitory?

And that another trillion dollars in government spending will end the Biden Stag-Flation?

And that the Biden Recession is not really a recession?


6 posted on 08/02/2022 7:23:47 AM PDT by Iron Munro ( Joe Biden - Inventor Of The First New Language since Esperanto)
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Remember, Hunter’s laptop was merely “Russian disinformation.”

51 CIA experts told us so.


7 posted on 08/02/2022 7:24:10 AM PDT by PGR88
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To: SpeedyInTexas; All

which type of Economist are these? The Recession redefiners? The, “you can print as much as you want kind”, the “unexpectedly high unemployment” kind or the “Unexpectedly low unemployment” kind or the, “Inflation is transitory” kind? Not enough details in the headline.


8 posted on 08/02/2022 7:26:13 AM PDT by wiseprince (Me,)
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Russia is being paid by China and India and Korea for oil. They are fine. Just a bit of dislocation. But now Russians will work in sectors that provide local growth not handbags.


9 posted on 08/02/2022 7:26:59 AM PDT by poinq
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Translation: “Dammit! Our plan to ruin Russia has BACKFIRED!”


10 posted on 08/02/2022 7:29:35 AM PDT by backwoods-engineer (Hold on, y'all, 2022 is going to be a ride you won't soon forget!)
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To: SpeedyInTexas

If this isn’t the most ridiculous thing. Do they not see BRIC is expanding?


11 posted on 08/02/2022 7:30:27 AM PDT by HollyB
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To: SpeedyInTexas

These are the Paul Krugmanites.

Russia is just fine. It’s the Euros that are facing economic oblivion.


12 posted on 08/02/2022 7:32:07 AM PDT by LS ("Castles made of sand, fall in the sea . . . eventually" (Hendrix) )
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To: poinq
The Soviet Union died, in large part, because the Russians could not manage an internal economy. It was compared to the rest of the the world, and fared quite badly.

As Russia looks to create another iron curtain, it does not look to be better prepared than the Soviet Union was.

13 posted on 08/02/2022 7:38:06 AM PDT by marktwain
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Define “expert”.


14 posted on 08/02/2022 7:39:42 AM PDT by cuban leaf (My prediction: Harris is Spiro Agnew. We'll soon see who becomes Gerald Ford, and our next prez.)
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Key takeaways... 1. Russia is Communist and not to be trusted. 2. Don’t underestimate Russia and her capabilities, especially in the light of their alliances and even by themselves.


15 posted on 08/02/2022 7:47:28 AM PDT by Thunder90 (All posts soley represent my own opinion.)
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What lost companies represented 40% of GDP? Can they be more specific? Most of the gone companies are import companies which aren’t producing anything. There is a of extra economic activity to replace them with jobs and added value produced in Russia. Others who left had their facilities bought by the Chinese and locals for pennies on the dollar. They are still working and the money remain in Russia.


16 posted on 08/02/2022 7:50:26 AM PDT by NorseViking
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To: marktwain

BRICS is in a much better position now than it was during Soviet 1.0 times. That will offset Russia’s loss of trade with the wesr. Also Russia/USSR2.0 isn’t occupying a bunch of eastern European countries that hate it. Third, we have Hunter Biden and other corrupt politicians and officials who will do business with Russia for the right price.


17 posted on 08/02/2022 7:50:42 AM PDT by Thunder90 (All posts soley represent my own opinion.)
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Anyone capable of searching “Russia oil profits” would know this is completely false. Russia earned record profits of $100B in the first 100 day of the Ukraine war and the EU cutswon’t even begin til next Febr., right in the middle of the hesting season and the don’t have any good alternatives. Why don’t you stop posting propaganda?


18 posted on 08/02/2022 7:55:18 AM PDT by bigbob (z)
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To: SpeedyInTexas

Thanks for the info Ukraine Bob.


19 posted on 08/02/2022 7:58:14 AM PDT by gibsonguy
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To: Sacajaweau

Is this author Chemical Ali?


20 posted on 08/02/2022 8:14:03 AM PDT by If You Want It Fixed - Fix It ( )
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