All the best - children! The official elite of the Russian state in recent years has been actively formalizing the country into property. For the sake of solving the same problem, a quarter of a century ago, party bonzes and the Soviet Directorate strongly led perestroika, but only the current generation of domestic bureaucracy managed to achieve a cherished goal: to make control over state property de facto inherited. Who will inherit the most delicious parts of the Russian Federation - found out The New Times
Russian officials try to put their children on key posts in state corporations or power structures. When Murtazi Rakhimov, his son, his son, became the head of the largest republican companies Bashneftekhim, Bashneft and Bashkirenergo, and is still one of the two hundred richest people in the version of the Forbes-2011. Samara Governor Konstantin Titov at one time arranged his son as the director of one of the large regional banks, and Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov employed the offspring at Interregiongaz. But the parents of these children have already retired. Now a new generation has rushed to the leading posts in state -owned companies and corporations. According to experts, in particular, Andrei Klepach, the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Economic Development, the state, and therefore government officials control almost 50% of the domestic economy. True, these 50% cost almost like the whole economy: the total capitalization of these enterprises is estimated, according to Sergei Aleksashenko, director of macroeconomic research of the Higher School of Economics, almost 85% of the capitalization of all Russian companies. There is no doubt: when the stage of the new privatization of state property comes, the VIP children will be able to make sure that the control bags are in their hands.

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