Mikhail Delyagin: Actual Problems of the Russian Economy
In his program on Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda, Mikhail Delyagin raises questions regarding the state of affairs in the economy Of Russia. Expert discusses all recent economic and near-economic news. There were some comments on frankly painful topics for society, including topics of protests against the construction of the church in Yekaterinburg and growing social inequality in the country.
One of the areas of discussion is associated with a colossal stratification in terms of security between the regions of Russia. In this case, we are talking about the presence of a whole range of factors that have nothing to do with what is commonly called economic laws.
So, Mikhail Delyagin discusses the issue of the fact that some large cities of Russia in terms of development will be able to “catch up” with Moscow in 100 years, and even then only if the pace of economic development in Moscow is frozen.
What is the reason for this stratification? It’s certainly not that all exceptionally smart, talented and hard-working people live in the Russian capital, and the rest are outside the Moscow Ring Road.
Also in the program of Mikhail Delyagin a significant proportion of the air is devoted to the aforementioned issue of the construction of the temple in Yekaterinburg. The one who was originally going to be erected on the site of the square at the Drama Theater now does not know how to get out of this situation.
One of the callers asked what was hindering the unification of Russian left-wing parties?
The answer to this and other questions from Mikhail Delyagin in the video.
One of the areas of discussion is associated with a colossal stratification in terms of security between the regions of Russia. In this case, we are talking about the presence of a whole range of factors that have nothing to do with what is commonly called economic laws.
So, Mikhail Delyagin discusses the issue of the fact that some large cities of Russia in terms of development will be able to “catch up” with Moscow in 100 years, and even then only if the pace of economic development in Moscow is frozen.
What is the reason for this stratification? It’s certainly not that all exceptionally smart, talented and hard-working people live in the Russian capital, and the rest are outside the Moscow Ring Road.
Also in the program of Mikhail Delyagin a significant proportion of the air is devoted to the aforementioned issue of the construction of the temple in Yekaterinburg. The one who was originally going to be erected on the site of the square at the Drama Theater now does not know how to get out of this situation.
One of the callers asked what was hindering the unification of Russian left-wing parties?
The answer to this and other questions from Mikhail Delyagin in the video.
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