Russian Capital in Latvia: Trends and Perspectives
The article deals the issue of the positions of Russian capital in Latvian market. The paper aims to estimate the volume and dynamics of Russian capital inflows into Latvia in compliance with Russian economic interests; to identify key sectors of Latvian economy that Russian capital is interested to...
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doaj-b14c0e71dccc41dc8d7a8c27d8fea7ae2020-11-25T00:40:18ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)Vestnik RUDN International Relations2313-06602313-06792015-12-010212613410744Russian Capital in Latvia: Trends and PerspectivesN A Volgina0Российский университет дружбы народовThe article deals the issue of the positions of Russian capital in Latvian market. The paper aims to estimate the volume and dynamics of Russian capital inflows into Latvia in compliance with Russian economic interests; to identify key sectors of Latvian economy that Russian capital is interested to invest in; to systemize information concerning Russian firms investing in Latvia; to assess the role of Russian capital in Latvian economy in comparison with other foreign investors; to propose author’s view on challenges and perspectives of Latvian-Russian investment cooperation in the situation of economic sanctions and geo-political conflict in east Ukraine. The author underlines that at the end of 2013, investments of Russian business to Latvia constituted about 5.0% of the total FDI stock and by that time Russia was the 7th largest investor with 0.5 bln euro of capital invested. The main sectors of Russian interests in Latvia are - gas supply, transport communications (transit corridors), banking and real estate. The article concludes that though the future of Russian-Latvian economic relations in the short-run is on a substantial pressure of geopolitical factors, the economic interests in mutual investment relations will prevail in the long-run perspectives.http://journals.rudn.ru/international-relations/article/view/10745ЛатвияРоссияэкономические интересыиностранные инвестицииприродный газтранзитные коридорыбанкигеополитика |
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Russian Capital in Latvia: Trends and Perspectives |
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Russian Capital in Latvia: Trends and Perspectives |
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Russian Capital in Latvia: Trends and Perspectives |
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Russian Capital in Latvia: Trends and Perspectives |
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russian capital in latvia: trends and perspectives |
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Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) |
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Vestnik RUDN International Relations |
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2313-0660 2313-0679 |
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2015-12-01 |
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The article deals the issue of the positions of Russian capital in Latvian market. The paper aims to estimate the volume and dynamics of Russian capital inflows into Latvia in compliance with Russian economic interests; to identify key sectors of Latvian economy that Russian capital is interested to invest in; to systemize information concerning Russian firms investing in Latvia; to assess the role of Russian capital in Latvian economy in comparison with other foreign investors; to propose author’s view on challenges and perspectives of Latvian-Russian investment cooperation in the situation of economic sanctions and geo-political conflict in east Ukraine. The author underlines that at the end of 2013, investments of Russian business to Latvia constituted about 5.0% of the total FDI stock and by that time Russia was the 7th largest investor with 0.5 bln euro of capital invested. The main sectors of Russian interests in Latvia are - gas supply, transport communications (transit corridors), banking and real estate. The article concludes that though the future of Russian-Latvian economic relations in the short-run is on a substantial pressure of geopolitical factors, the economic interests in mutual investment relations will prevail in the long-run perspectives. |
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Латвия Россия экономические интересы иностранные инвестиции природный газ транзитные коридоры банки геополитика |
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