This is a new Russian damned question that replaced sacramental: “Who is to blame?”, “What to do?”, Well, at the same time - “What account?” The crisis created a situation of complete uncertainty. Meanwhile, in order to make plans for life, not only a big brother to the government, but also ordinary citizens want to understand what will happen with the price of oil, the ruble exchange rate, the once favorite instrument of savings - the dollar, will the prices go up or down, will the class of oligarchs survive?
Macroeconomic parameters burst into the private life of Russians. Simple inhabitants continue to monitor the fluctuations of indicators, but they do not find an answer to the question of what will happen to their savings and how to preserve them. And, by the way, there are no clear answers, but everyone is trying to figure out the situation, which is why the financial literacy of the population - as a side consequence of the crisis - is only growing.
Another aspect of the crisis. It would seem who should worry about the problems of the largest Russian business, de facto taking power in the 1990s, equidistant to the "zero" and hatedly significant part of the population of our country? Let their empire collapse - everyone will be pleased. However, the problem is precisely the fact that it is these people who create Russian GDP, determine the person of the Russian economy, fill the state budget, from which the salaries of the whole army of state employees are paid. Therefore, we want it or not, the problems of the oligarchs are our problems with you.
At least large businessmen have earned the right to manage the property that they own from the “dashing 90s”. But if their assets and property will be nationalized or fall into other hands, management efficiency - which means taxes, added costs of products, workplaces - are not guaranteed. Therefore, to get an answer to the question: what will happen to the property of the Russian “Krynyak” is no less important than understanding what the dollar, oil price, inflation will be.
And on the answer to all these questions depends on which economy and in which country we will live in the coming years.
