RUSSIAN Economy Breaking
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The Russian economy is currently experiencing rapid growth, with GDP increasing by 4.6% in the first half of 2024, outpacing the 3.2% growth forecast by the International Monetary Fund. However, experts argue that this growth is not as rosy as it seems. Russia’s high inflation, which has risen to over 9%, is causing problems for the economy, as is the country’s low unemployment rate of 2.4%, which is not translating into a healthy labor market. The country’s reliance on a wartime economy, with state-controlled companies producing goods for the war effort, is also causing issues, as it is driving up prices and creating a shortage of workers. Additionally, the country’s low birth rate, high death rate, and recent emigration following the invasion of Ukraine are all putting pressure on the economy. Despite the short-term growth, the Russian economy is likely to experience severe problems in the near future if it does not address these issues.
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