How do we Fix the Russian Economy? >The GDP growth is co

>>974462
We invest in Russian companies

>>974463
Shouldn't we be shorting them?

>>974462
Long nuclear missiles, short everything else.

This is clearly a result of the oligarchs not having a big enough share of the economic pie.

I suggest they implement a negative corporate tax rate in order to improve capital flow to businesses.

The fortunes of Russia goes up and down based upon the oil price.

>>974477
I'm pretty sure they put all their money into the Army and dumb memes

>>974462
>legalize heroin, tax its sale, use the tax profits to create education programs for heroin users and the youth to prevent them from getting into its use. Over a generation, the heroin use levels should drop, allowing a more productive economy. This will also help with the HIV problem - again, education, awareness, and treatment programs to remove this issue over time (or at least lower it).

No point addressing GDP growth, inflation, shrinking salaries - these are economic fluff in the end, the focus should be on improving your people's well-being and making your country a decent place to live, not on appeasing economic indicators which often mean very little in the grand scheme of things.
>regardless, might want to consider reigning in the inflation a touch, but still keeping it higher than other Euro countries, to encourage investment in the rouble. But to do that, they also need to show stability.

>Develop a secret anti-corruption taskforce, use it to gradually seek and destroy wealthy russians and perform hostile takovers of their wealth generating facilities. Improve the efficiency of these companies and increase the wages paid to employees, so that instead of the money going to a handful of very wealthy Russians it will go to many more.

>Start investing in better education, better infrastructure, change some of the prohibitive laws, make the country more 'Western' or liberal in general, pull all troops out of non-russian territory and instead use them to shore up unsafe russian borders eg. Chechnya, gradually start offering cheap education to the more intelligent military workers under the legal obligation that they will continue to work in Russia - thus allowing Russia to get more teachers, doctors, engineers, scientists and what not over the long term.

Really, if they solved their corruption problem and stopped wasting money on military expenses they would be able to shore up the economy quickly.

I wonder if anyone from the first world knows what it feels like to remember the prices being almost three times as low when you were a child.
Fucking 10% inflation.

>>974481
>This is clearly a result of the oligarchs not having a big enough share of the economic pie.
>I suggest they implement a negative corporate tax rate in order to improve capital flow to businesses.
kek. 10/10 anon.

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>>975288
>I wonder if anyone from the first world knows what it feels like to remember the prices being almost three times as low when you were a child.
I do, specifically in housing. (see pic)

Basically Australians are forced to invest 9% of their income in retirement funds, which naturally invest in property since 'lel property always goes up'.

well, cukks?