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finances, these conclusions will serve as the basis for economic policy for the next few years. Preliminary anti-crisis measures famously consisted of "pumping" government money into the banking sector and propping up corporations. Is it time to curtail or completely stop this assistance? Individual countries will decide their own course of action on this issue. Kudrin said that Russia could come out of the crisis by late 2012, but he also said that there would be budget deficits until 2015; therefore, Russia intends to phase out its anti-crisis measures gradually until 2015.How will Russia"s economy grow if domestic demand remains frozen and foreign demand for oil, gas and other commodities is difficult to predict? Investments not only and not so much from the Reserve Fund should provide the impetus. In Davos, Kudrin confirmed that Russia would resume foreign borrowing and had set a ceiling of $17.8 billion for 2010. With this sort of investment, the Russian economy
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