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Dealing With Financial Crisis: The United States vs. Russia

Sep 19, 2008 | 10:58 GMT

Summary

Stock markets the world over have experienced a crush of losses and all-around volatility in recent days. Here we look at two of the most dramatic markets — those in the United States and Russia — where views of business and government could not be more different. While the U.S. Federal Reserve doesn't even pretend to think it could manage the entire economy by itself, the Russian system is predicated on government control born out of political and economic necessity.

Global economic volatility has highlighted the differences between the U.S. and Russian markets, and those differences are paving the way to the next major upheaval in Russia....

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