In recent years, the problem of exporting capital from Russia has not been as vexed for domestic economy as it used to be in the 1990s. The Russian balance of payments' data is indicative of outward wellbeing in this sphere. Net capital exports by private sector have been gradually replaced by net imports starting from 2005. But does this fact afford ground for asserting that the problem of exporting capital from the country is being substantially evened? The author demonstrates quantitative and qualitative parameters of this process.
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