MONETARY AND FINANCIAL LIBERALISM AS A THREAT TO THE ECONOMICS OF RUSSIA

Statistics and Economics, 2015

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DOI 10.21686/2500-3925-2015-3-35-41
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Abstract

The authors assert that the monetary and financial policy of Russia is based on the liberal model of marketeconomy and undoubtedly attached to the principlesof liberalism. According to the results of the research presented in the article the weakening of the nationalcurrency rate in Russia is caused by the activity offinancial illicit dealers and lack of leading capacity ofthe Central Bank of Russian Federation. Monetaryrestrictions as a tool of the economy management inthe countries members of Eurasian Economic Treaty are described in the article. Failure of the liberal model and monetary financial regulations are displayed in thecontext of economic pressure on Russia and seen asa threat to the development of the economy of Russia.