Konstantin Sonin

Oct 19, 2024 | dennikn.sk | Konstantin Sonin

Odoberajte e-mailové upozornenia na nové články o téme Rusko e-mailom. Aktivujte jedným kliknutím sem. Autor je profesor Chicagskej univerzityViac ako dva a pol roka po tom, čo ruský prezident Vladimir Putin nariadil rozsiahlu inváziu na Ukrajinu, sa ruská ekonomika javí – parafrázujúc klasika – ako hádanka zabalená do záhady konkurujúcich si naratívov.

Oct 7, 2024 | kyivindependent.com | Konstantin Sonin

Two and a half years after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy seems like a riddle wrapped in an enigma of competing narratives. If you want to argue that the economy has been hobbled by Western sanctions, by the Kremlin’s prioritizing of military spending over everything else, and by successful Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries, you can find plenty of evidence to support your view.

Oct 7, 2024 | taipeitimes.com | Konstantin Sonin

By Konstantin Sonin Two and a half years after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy seems like a riddle wrapped in an enigma of competing narratives. If you want to argue that the economy has been hobbled by Western sanctions, by the Kremlin’s prioritizing of military spending over everything else and by successful Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries, you can find plenty of evidence to support your view.

Oct 5, 2024 | novayagazeta.eu | Konstantin Sonin

Two and a half years after Vladimir Putin ordered a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy seems like a riddle wrapped in an enigma of competing narratives.

Oct 4, 2024 | project-syndicate.org | Konstantin Sonin

OnPoint Subscriber Exclusive Longer Reads provide in-depth analysis of the ideas and forces shaping politics, economics, international affairs, and more. Despite the apparent resilience of Russia's economy, Vladimir Putin’s full-scale war against Ukraine comes at a high economic cost. Not only does it require today’s Russians to live a worse life than they otherwise would have done; it also condemns future generations to the same.