The government is injecting money into Russia’s financial markets to ease the credit squeeze. But the intervention can in no way be compared to US’s bail-out package aimed at resolving the global crisis, says economist Pavel Sorokin.
The government is injecting money into Russia’s financial markets to ease the credit squeeze. But the intervention can in no way be compared to US’s bail-out package aimed at resolving the global crisis, says economist Pavel Sorokin.