International Activities of Russian Corporations — Where Does Russian Business Expansion Lead?
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Auteurs : Kari Liuhto ; Jari JumpponenSource :
- Russian Economic Trends [ 0967-0793 ] ; 2001-12.
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Russian business activities abroad are expanding rapidly. The recorded FDI outflow from Russia was $3bn in 2000, and is expected to increase. This article describes foreign operations of some 15 of Russia's most internationalised corporations, and discusses the role of their foreign activities in integrating Russia with the global economy.
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