Corporate Strategy in Post-Communist Russia
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Arbitrage Labour Costs
Arbitrage Operations
asymmetries
Author_Mikhail Glazunov
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Cheaper Labour Force
Company's Exit
Cultural Distance Increases
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Firm's Effective Tax Rate
Firm’s Effective Tax Rate
Gas Consumers
Higher Depreciation Rates
Higher Wage Labour
Independent Gas Producers
Labour Arbitrage
Low Cost Labour Force
Low Labour Cost Regions
Medical Insurance Funds
Offshore Zone
operation
Outsourcing Companies
price
Price Asymmetries
Resource Position Barrier
Russian Federation
Russian Largest Oil Company
Russian Regions
SEZ
Socio-economic Development
Staff Leasing
Yamal Nenets Autonomous Districts
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- ISBN 9781138477773
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 12 Jan 2018
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Russian businesses in the post-Soviet period have been noted for their unusual, sometimes allegedly corrupt, business practices, and for their role in the enrichment of oligarchs. This book, which includes a wide range of case study examples, and which draws on the author’s first-hand experience of running a Russian company, argues that a key to understanding contemporary Russian business is the importance of arbitrage, that is the ability to take advantage of price and cost differentials in different markets. The book argues that the conditions for such arbitrage advantages are often created by businesses which have special links to particular institutions; that arbitrage benefits are not available to all businesses in a sector, thereby providing unfair competitive advantages to some businesses; and that businesses’ overall activities are often distorted by this system. The book includes an analysis of a wide range of different types of arbitrage activities in action.
Mikhail Glazunov is an independent consultant. He has worked as a Lecturer in the Department of Business Studies at the University of Hertfordshire, UK, and as a Chief Executive Officer of a Russian company.
