The article of the economic geographer Natalia Zubarevich gives, it seems, the most vivid and compressed picture of how the Russian economy is changing under the influence of the war and the sanctions associated with it. A look at the dynamics of economic indicators in the context of the regions sets a two -dimensional optics, which opens us that which is hard to see in the industry analysis.

This article by economic geography Natalia Zubarevich provides what seems to be the most vivid and concise snapshot of how the Russian economy is changing under the impact of the 'special military operation' and related sanctions. Looking at the dynamics of economic performance by region provides a multidimensional lens that reveals something that is not otherwise obvious from a sectoral analysis. The fairly decent average figures hide multidirectional dynamics.

The fall of the Russian economy as a result of the war and sanctions turned out to be much more modest than it was predicted at the beginning of the year. In the context of the regions, economic dynamics even look different - from a strong decline to impressive growth.

The war and sanctions have not inflicted as much damage on the Russian economy as analysts had predicted at the beginning of the year. Regional economic dynamics have been extremely varied in nature: ranging from sharp decline to impressive growth.

Opinions The unemployment, poverty and inefficiency of the vertical of power: Natalya Zubarevich about how the Russian economy is experiencing a pandemic 12 April 2021 Natalia Zubarevich Economic-geographer, professor of Moscow State University The largest unemployment from the 90s, a catastrophic level of poverty, largely chaotic assistance to the regions and the inevitable fall of real income of people, which the state is not able to restrain.

Promotion in St. Petersburg. Photo: Ivan Petrov In geographical science there is the concept of "diffusion of innovation." This term describes the spread in the space of any modernization processes. Among them are new forms of consumption - from fashion to cellular communications and the Internet, and social innovations, such as remote employment or precariat, and modernization of lifestyle and values ​​that lead to a change in political preferences.

In April, Russian economists warned that quarantine and a drop in oil prices will aggravate the economic crisis in the country, which actually lasts since 2014.

Thirty years ago, I gathered in Moscow, the 1st Congress of People's Deputies of the USSR gathered. He was broadcast live and turned out to be the most popular reality show of that time-the country adhere to TVs, people could not believe that the era of stormy and long-term applause was a thing of the past (as it seemed then) that the country's problems can be talked freely and openly.

Natalia Zubarevich / pixabay.com The previously announced change of governors continues. The former Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities Andrei Chibis, the temporarily acting head of the Murmansk region, instead of the resignation of Marina Kovtun. Instead of the governor of the Orenburg region, Yuri Berg was appointed Denis Pasler.

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Natalya Zubarevich , Nikolai Kondrashov New House in Moscow / AGN "Moscow" / Photo: Zykov Kirill The Federal State Statistics Service (Rosstat) published “Information on the socio -economic situation of Russia,” RBC reports . In a fresh report, the department clarified statistics on the construction sector, which previously published a month by the month. According to updated data, the volume of investments in the construction sector grew in 2018 by 5.3 percent or 422 billion rubles.

The results of the year for Polit.ru are summed up by the Doctor of Geographical Sciences, the director of regional programs of the Independent Institute of Social Policy, a specialist in the field of socio-economic development of regions, social and political geography Natalya Vasilievna Zubarevich. You know, I would say that a year is bad. Nothing good, but, on the other hand, nothing deadly. The strongest impasse is politically felt.

After the completion of the Fourth Eastern Economic Forum (VEF), like the three previous three, Mayakovsky recall: “I love our plans for our huge plans, the passing of the fathoms ...” The Russian authorities' statements about signed contracts are pouring out of the cornucopia and look like brave march. But after the forum, many rainbow prospects for some reason resolve.

Natalya Zubarevich , Sergey Kanev Road Pixabay.com At least half of the roads in the region are recommended to the authorities of the Federation of the Federation in the Ministry of Transport to a normative state by 2024. The department sent the corresponding letter to the regional authorities. According to the Izvestia newspaper, the regions have already begun to evaluate which roads and with what expenses can be brought into line with the standards.

Natalia Zubarevich Moscow Urbanist Forum Mos.ru The head of the Accounts Chamber of Russia Alexei Kudrin and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin disengaged regarding the further development of the Moscow agglomeration. According to Kudrin, it poses a threat to the region, according to Sobyanin, is the locomotive of the development of the whole country. Kudrin and Sobyanin expressed their opinions during the Moscow urban forum.