Russia can avoid crisis for three to five years, the Center for Analysis and Strategies in Europe said.
Domestic demand has kept the country strong, becoming a key driver of growth, the think tank said.
Russia has solutions to its rising wartime budget and labor shortage, it laid out in new research.
Russia's wartime economy could be in it for the long-haul — or at least longer than expected.
A team of economists is unconvinced that Russia will tumble into economic collapse any time soon, as suggested by some analysts.
Instead, Russia's economic capability "excludes almost any chance of a serious crisis cause by internal factors in at least three-to-five years perspective," three authors wrote in a report for the Center for Analysis and Strategies in Europe.
1. Don't underestimate domestic demand
2. Sustainable war spending
3. Inflation and labor concerns are non-issues
Domestic demand has kept the country strong, becoming a key driver of growth, the think tank said.
Russia has solutions to its rising wartime budget and labor shortage, it laid out in new research.
Russia's wartime economy could be in it for the long-haul — or at least longer than expected.
A team of economists is unconvinced that Russia will tumble into economic collapse any time soon, as suggested by some analysts.
Instead, Russia's economic capability "excludes almost any chance of a serious crisis cause by internal factors in at least three-to-five years perspective," three authors wrote in a report for the Center for Analysis and Strategies in Europe.
1. Don't underestimate domestic demand
2. Sustainable war spending
3. Inflation and labor concerns are non-issues
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