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This 10 page paper considers trade patterns n Russia and argues that these are a reflection of the economic instability and may be seen as an indication of the developing nature of the relatively new capitalist economy. The bibliography cites 14 sources.
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consider Russia then we can consider how these barriers as well as pull factor manifest in an uneven balance that both encourages as well as discourages trade. In Russia we
may argue that the trade patterns may be seen as constant with that of a developing capitalist economy, where the source and type of funding and trading relationship have to
adapt at a speedy rate. The GDP of the country is $1.12 trillion, with exports amounting to 105.1 billion and imports to $44.2 billion the amount of trade that
is undertaken may be seen as sizeable as well as growing (CIA, 2002). The main export trading partners are US taking 8.8% of the exports, Germany taking 8.5% of the
exports, Ukraine with 6.5%, Belarus with 5.1%, Italy with 5% and the Netherlands with 4.8% (CIA, 2002). In terms of imports the main trading partners are Germany providing
13.8% of imports, Belarus providing 10.7%, Ukraine providing 8.3%, US providing 7.9%, Kazakhstan providing 4.6% and Italy providing 3.8% (CIA, 2002). When we look at these trading partners there are
similarities, with both Germany and the US, two major economies, playing an important role. In this economy we may argue that as a result of the destabilisation as a result
of the fall of communism that the economy appears to relying very heavily on international trade, and that the trading partners are those best equipped to deal with the barriers
to trade. In terms of the US and Germany, the relatively small amount of trade in terms of their own economy, and are the stronger economies that may also be
able to cope with the instability in Russia best. Others appear to be those which there is a close proximity or there is a cultural tie, as seen with Kazakhstan
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