Nonmonetary trade and differential access to credit in Russian transition

Article Abstract:

The recourse to nonmonetary trade (NMT) by industrial enterprises as a reaction to the outflow of liquidity, persistent budgetary deficits and a strict monetary policy, is discussed. Factors contributing to credit rationing of enterprises in the Russian economy are studied.

Government expenditures, Foreign trade, Evaluation, International trade, Economic policy, Monetary policy

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Venture entrepreneurship

Article Abstract:

The potential for good financial returns and popularity in market of venture capital investments into small high-tech companies is discussed. Russian example is taken as a case study.

Financial management, Venture Capital Companies, Miscellaneous Intermediation, Investors, not elsewhere classified, Finance, Company investment, Investments, Company financing

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The effectiveness of support for small businesses

Article Abstract:

The problems constraining the growth and development of small enterprises are discussed. The indicators for judging the effectiveness of support for small businesses are detailed.

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