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From the reign of lies to modern Russia : an astonishing -- Story -- Modern Russia - three reforming visions -- Russia smashed into a perverse logic in the 1990s -- Consciousnesses of Russia's realities -- Experts censured modern Russia's Western-driven economic -- Reforms -- Russia's Manhattan boys - some of them fell into disgrace -- Russia into the 2000s - oil and gas bonanza -- A divided society -- Russia's democracy and Russians' attitudes -- Clamping down on corruption - is it legitimate or not? -- Toward next Russia's Kremlin - it also loads with the -- Millionaires -- Russia and the international community -- Epilog -- Bibliography -- Statistical annex -- Acknowledgments -- Index.

Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- 1: Overtourism: Problems and a Radical Proposal-An Introduction -- Part I: Overtourism: The Problem -- 2: Excessive Cultural Tourism -- 2.1 What Are the Figures? -- 2.2 Cultural Overtourism -- 2.3 Why Is Cultural Overtourism Growing So Quickly? -- 2.4 What Are the Effects of Cultural Mass Tourism? -- 3: Reactions to Cultural Overtourism -- 3.1 People Are Protesting -- 3.2 Shifting to So Far Little Visited Cultural Sites -- 3.3 Government Intervenes -- 3.3.1 Information and Appeals -- 3.3.2 Marketing Efforts -- 3.3.3 Temporal and Local Administrative Restrictions -- 3.3.4 Tax Incentives -- 3.3.5 Price Increase for Visitors -- 3.3.6 Auctioning of Visiting Rights -- 3.4 Visitors Are Banned -- Part II: Overtourism: A Radical Proposal -- 4: A Positive Alternative: Revived Originals -- 4.1 What Are the Features of Revived Originals? -- 4.1.1 The Most Important Buildings Are Replicated Identically -- 4.1.2 Digital Technology Is Extensively Applied -- 4.1.3 Art Sites Are Historically and Culturally Embedded -- 4.1.4 Combining Copy and Digital Technology -- 4.2 What Are the Advantages of Revived Originals? -- 4.3 Similar Sites Already Exist -- 4.3.1 Prehistoric Paintings in Altamira, Lascaux, and Chauvet -- 4.3.2 The Tomb of Tutankhamun -- 4.3.3 Panoramas and Dioramas -- 4.3.4 Wittgenstein's Hut in Norway -- 4.3.5 Neuschwanstein Castle -- 4.3.6 Berlin and Other German Cities -- 4.3.7 Ballenberg, Open-Air Museum of Switzerland -- 4.3.8 Swissminiature -- 4.3.9 Minimundus in Klagenfurt -- 4.3.10 Replicas in the United States -- 4.3.11 Replicas in Japan -- 4.3.12 Replicas in China -- 5: Revived Originals and Possible Counterarguments -- 5.1 Original Compared to Revived Original -- 5.2 Missing Atmosphere and Acceptance -- 5.3 Not Interesting for Selfie Tourists?.

Since 1991, the eyes of the world have been on the economic growth and development of the states that formerly made up the Soviet Union. Looking at Belarus's industrial structure, economic growth, and economic prospects, this edited collection analyses why Belarus is considered ahead of many of its neighbour states in terms of human development. Looking across both medium- and long-term economic growth, editor Bruno S. Sergi brings together a cast of expert contributors to analyse the foreign and domestic policies that affect Belarus's economy. Across the 20 chapters included in the book, the contributors explore the largest industries in Belarus, including the financial, technology, tourism, and energy industries. With chapters on foreign investments, exports and imports, and regional policy, this is a text that looks across the whole breadth of the economy. Finally, the contributors suggest factors to increase the growth of Belarus's economy, such as launching smart cities, expanding logistic services and the tourism and hospitality industry, and the modernization of the agrarian sector.For students and researchers in political economy, or international economics, this is a vital text exploring an important, but underrepresented, economy.

Since 1991, the eyes of the world have been on the economic growth and development of the states that formerly made up the Soviet Union. Looking at Belarus's industrial structure, economic growth, and economic prospects, this edited collection analyses why Belarus is considered ahead of many of its neighbour states in terms of human development.

2.3.5. The Bank of Russia Inflation Targeting: Transmission Mechanism Channels2.3.6. The Bank of Russia Monetary Policy Effectiveness: The Banking System Sustainability; 2.4. Results and Discussion; 2.5. Empirical Evidence; 2.6. Conclusion; References; Chapter 3 Financial Stability: Modeling the Russian Budgetary and Tax Policy with Fiscal Multipliers' Attraction; 3.1. Introduction; 3.2. Background; 3.3. Methodology; 3.3.1. Scientific Researches Covering Specific Financial Stability Topics; 3.3.2. The Essence of the Category of Finance

Front Cover -- Exploring The Future of Russia's Economy And Markets: Towards Sustainable Economic Development -- Copyright Page -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- About the Editor -- About the Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter 1 How Can FinTech Impact Russia's Development? -- 1.1. Introduction -- 1.2. Payment -- 1.3. Loan and Credit -- 1.4. Investment -- 1.4.1. Money Markets -- 1.4.2. Fixed Income and Equity Investments -- 1.4.3. Artificial Intelligence in Investment -- 1.5. Insurance -- 1.6. The Next Steps Ahead for FinTech in Russia -- 1.7. Summary -- References -- Chapter 2 The Impact of Commercial Banking Development on Russian Economic Growth -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Literature Review -- 2.3. How Financial Development Affects Economic Growth -- 2.4. Methodology -- 2.5. Model to Identify Control Variables -- 2.6. Financial Development and Economic Growth -- 2.7. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3 The Russian Stock Market: Risks and Growth Drivers -- 3.1. Introduction -- 3.2. The Overall Performance of the Russian Stock Market -- 3.3. Empirical Analysis of the Risk Factors -- 3.3.1. Data and Methodology -- 3.3.2. Estimation Results -- 3.3.2.1. International CAPM Without Local Risks -- 3.3.2.2. International CAPM with Domestic Risks -- 3.4. Growth Opportunities -- 3.5. Conclusion -- References -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 4 Will Industry 4.0 and Other Innovations Impact Russia's Development? -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Literature Overview -- 4.3. Industry 4.0 and the IoT: Toward a New Russian Industrial Development? -- 4.3.1. Substantiating Perspectives of Industry 4.0 as a Top-priority Direction of Sustainable Industrial Development of Rus... -- 4.3.2. A Strategy for Optimizing the Sustainability of Industrial Development -- 4.4. Conclusion -- References

Russia is one of the world's largest growing economies. With this exciting new growth and development, there is a wealth of knowledge to be discovered from the strategies and models being used and created throughout Russia's economy.Modeling Economic Growth in Contemporary Russia portrays and sets pieces of Russia's growth strategies to produce an extraordinary record of economic analysis. A leading expert in emerging markets, editor Bruno S. Sergi and a cast of experienced Russian academics offer a wealth of questions and critical examples on Russia that are delivered through a sound framework and provide unique knowledgeable support and interdisciplinary research about modeling a sound growth strategy for Russia. Through various chapters on financial development and economic growth, Sergi explores the fascinating landscape of Russia's economy, including chapters on green investment; education and inclusive development; sustainability; smart cities; international cooperation; and innovation-based growth.For anyone interested in international economics, or students of emerging economies and markets, this is a fundamental study of an area that has never before been studied in such depth.

Rich in natural resources, straddling Europe and Asia, and home to markets of immense scale, Russia is an essential, critical player in an unprecedently complex global economy. Yet it has yet to fully exploit its unique position within this brave new world. Exploring the Future of Russia's Economy and Markets offers the first serious study of Russia's contemporary economic growth and economic aptitude. Based on the April 2017 conference "'New Reality' and Russian Markets" held at Harvard University and co-hosted by Harvard Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies and RUDN University, Moscow, it brings together world-renowned thinkers to offer the latest empirical research on recent financial risks, institutional policies, and financial stability, all while weaving sound economic analyses around countercyclical expansionary macrotrends within the global market, current fiscal and monetary policies, and business cycles. It provides definitive technical insights into fintech, industrial policies and technological parks, TNCs, the oil and natural gas industry, and the impact of international sanctions on Russia's sustainable development. Cumulatively, the chapters gathered here demand that Russia look for alternative key drivers to get its economy going. The distinguished economists gathered here offer flexible bases for economic and financial stability that would foster sustainable economic development for Russia. Exploring the Future of Russia's Economy and Markets is essential reading for economists, policy makers, and students wishing to understand how Russia might take full advantage of its pivotal position within the world economy.