Anti-Crisis Initiative is punishable

Government Regulation igry21-11-2008 Anti-Crisis Initiative is punishable by the State has already spent a considerable amount to fight the crisis, the financial storm continues to rage. Is it time to sum up preliminary results of the effectiveness of interventions? Bigness.ru invited experts to evaluate the anti-crisis measures. Previously, some Russian media appeared analytical view that the methods to combat the global financial crisis in most countries and in Russia are very different. Abroad, much of the government allocated funds is directed at providing government guarantees to banks, citizens, businesses (that is, the state essentially insures against non-repayment of various debt). In Russia, however, prefer to direct the direction of funds into the economy. Bigness.ru also asked the experts to express their opinion on the effectiveness of the measures in Russia. Talking about anti-crisis policy in general, Head of Analytical Department IG Aton Vyacheslav Bunko, said: "The assistance provided by the Russian banking and real sectors of the economy is correlated with the financial assistance, which currently turns out around the world." Leading expert and researcher of the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (CMASTF) Gennady Solntsev believes that the recent anti-crisis measures taken "quite comprehensive and systemic." In addition, as noted by the expert TsMAKP, to date, all measures taken in Russia have counterparts abroad.