Удары по складам Wildberries: эффект на уровне макроэкономики. Александр Коляндр

Alexander Kolyandr, a senior fellow at CEPA and author of articles for Carnegie Politika and The Bell, spoke with Elena Barysheva about the macroeconomic impact of the attacks on refineries and marketplace warehouses on the Russian economy, possible ways to keep the budget within an acceptable deficit, potential US sanctions against buyers of Russian oil, and what the end of the war will bring to the Russian economy. Subscribe to Alexandra Prokopenko and Alexander Kolyandr's economic newsletter "How Does It Work?": https://bit.ly/kaketorabotaet (will open without a VPN). Carnegie Politika Telegram channel: https://t.me/carnegiepolitika Order Alexandra Prokopenko's book "Accomplices." "Why the Russian Elite Chose War": Delivery across Europe - https://bit.ly/47J5R5q, Delivery throughout the EAEU - https://bit.ly/4sVcNod All new videos from our channel are in audio format: – Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3NC2HpC – Other platforms: https://carnegie-berlin-audio.simplec... Timecodes: Start 0:00 1:03 Attacks on WB warehouses indicate rising inflation 4:51 Is the Russian budget really that bad? 9:25 It's not the budget hole that matters, but how it will be closed 15:24 Can the budget earn more and spend less? 21:04 Will taxes be raised after the elections? 26:40 Russian authorities listen to economists 30:31 Nabiullina's future 34:53 What will happen to the Central Bank's interest rate? 38:33 The effect of rising gasoline prices is already visible 43:15 Graham's sanctions will be imposed - what will be the consequences? 48:35 Which sanctions will be critical for Russia? 52:00 What would the end of the war mean for the country's economy?