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05 Apr 2022

“The war against Ukraine is resulting in decoupling of the Russian economy from the global economy. We don't know when and how this process will stop. If Putin were to remain in power for another five years, even if he managed to strike some kind of a peace deal, the Russian economy would look like a mixture of the Soviet economy of 1985 and the North Korean economy of today. The economic legacy of Putin will be … a disaster.”

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Russian deputy finance minister in the 1990s
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