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    Pestle Analysis (Russia) : By: Vivek Varundev Divya Pramod

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    Russia has a population of 140.04 million with a GDP per capita of $15,100. Its major exports include petroleum, natural gas, metals and military equipment while its imports include machinery, consumer goods and medicines. Politically, Russia faces challenges of corruption and terrorism but has continuity in policies and international integration. Economically, challenges include unemployment and dependence on foreign money but strengths are successful reforms and a strong current account surplus. Socially, risks include widening inequality and the spread of AIDS while prospects include welfare reforms and an educated population.

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    Russia has a population of 140.04 million with a GDP per capita of $15,100. Its major exports include petroleum, natural gas, metals and military equipment while its imports include machinery, consumer goods and medicines. Politically, Russia faces challenges of corruption and terrorism but has continuity in policies and international integration. Economically, challenges include unemployment and dependence on foreign money but strengths are successful reforms and a strong current account surplus. Socially, risks include widening inequality and the spread of AIDS while prospects include welfare reforms and an educated population.

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    Russia has a population of 140.04 million with a GDP per capita of $15,100. Its major exports include petroleum, natural gas, metals and military equipment while its imports include machinery, consumer goods and medicines. Politically, Russia faces challenges of corruption and terrorism but has continuity in policies and international integration. Economically, challenges include unemployment and dependence on foreign money but strengths are successful reforms and a strong current account surplus. Socially, risks include widening inequality and the spread of AIDS while prospects include welfare reforms and an educated population.

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    Russia has a population of 140.04 million with a GDP per capita of $15,100. Its major exports include petroleum, natural gas, metals and military equipment while its imports include machinery, consumer goods and medicines. Politically, Russia faces challenges of corruption and terrorism but has continuity in policies and international integration. Economically, challenges include unemployment and dependence on foreign money but strengths are successful reforms and a strong current account surplus. Socially, risks include widening inequality and the spread of AIDS while prospects include welfare reforms and an educated population.

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    PESTLE ANALYSIS (Russia)

    By:
    Vivek
    Varundev
    Divya
    Pramod
    Introduction
    Capital city : Moscow
    Government type : Federation
    Population :140.04 million
    Currency : Ruble (RUB)
    GDP per capita (PPP) : $15,100
    Exports
    ◦ Major exports include petroleum and petroleum
    products, natural gas, wood and wood products,
    metals, chemicals and military equipment.
    Imports
    ◦ Machinery and equipment, consumer goods,
    medicines, meat, sugar, and semi-finished metal
    products.
    Political landscape

    Current strengths Current challenges


    • Continuity in polices •Corruption and crime
    • International integration • Terrorism

    Future prospects Future risks


    • Growing international •Pressure from bureaucracy
    relations
    Economic landscape
    Current strengths Current challenges
    • Successful economic • Unemployment
    reforms • Dependence on foreign
    • Strong current account money
    surplus

    Future prospects Future risks


    • Comfortable foreign exchange •Decreasing budget surplus
    reserves • Adverse balance of payments
    • Growing foreign investments
    Social landscape
    Current strengths Current challenges
    •Improvement in real •High AIDS rate
    income and wage levels • High mortality rate
    • Educated population

    Future prospects Future risks


    •Revamp of social security •Widening income inequality
    benefits and rising poverty
    • National welfare fund • Increasing spread of the
    • Tax benefits to healthcare and AIDS epidemic
    education
    Technology landscape
    Current strengths Current challenges
    •Advanced space •Poor performance on
    technologies patents
    • Weak science and
    technology systems

    Future prospects Future risks


    • Increasing presence of IT •Piracy and poor infrastructure
    sector
    • Increasing number of skilled
    workers
    • Military technologies helping
    the farming sector
    Legal landscape
    Current strengths Current challenges
    • Conducive FDI policies • Weak judicial system
    • Easy immigration policy • Unfair competitive
    practices

    Future prospects Future risks


    • Judicial reforms •Slowdown of structural
    • International co-operation for reforms
    legal assistance
    Environmental landscape
    Current strengths Current challenges
    • Environmental •Spillages causing
    management systems environmental hazards
    • Lack of resources to tackle
    environmental problems

    Future prospects Future risks


    •Environmental security •Deteriorating water quality
    system • Difficulties with
    • International co-operation environmental monitoring
    • Increased investment in
    global environmental facility
    GDP - composition by sector:
    Agriculture: 4.2%
    Industry: 33.8%
    Services: 62%

    Export : $376.7 billion

    Import : $237.3 billion 


    1 Russian ruble = 1.60627225 Indian
    rupees

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