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Business in Russia Course. Russian Economy Foreign Trade Export Moscow

International Business

Master International Business



Specialization Course "Doing Business in Russia" - Syllabus:

   

The Russian Federation

- Introduction to Russia.
- State system of the Russian Federation.
- Climate and geography.
- History and culture.
- Religion (Russian Orthodox Church).
- Russian language.
- Other: arts, architecture, mafia, education, ...

Community of Independent States CIS

- Community of Independent States (CIS).
- CIS countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.
- Russian Autonomous Republics.

Russian economy

- Russian economy. Historical background. Foreign trade.
- Natural resources. Agriculture.
- Industry and energy. Yukos Oil. Gazprom.
- Environmental outlook in Russia.
- Banking and finance.
- The labor force.
- Transportation.
- Russian customs.
- Doing business.
- Negotiating in Russia

Ports in Russia

- The Port of St. Petersburg.
- Main ports of Russia.

Foreign Direct Investment in Russia

- Introduction. The NADI.
- Foreign Direct Investment in Russia. Origins and destinations of FDI inflows.
- Legislation and business climate in Russia. FDI policy.
- Investment opportunities.
- Establishing a business in Russia. Taxation.
- Russian investment funds.

Russian payment system

- Introduction. Bank of Russia.
- Analisys of Russian payment system.

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Duration: 7 weeks / 5 ECTS credits

Course Objectives: The primary objective of the Course "Doing Business in Russia" is to offer a global vision of Russia and CIS countries and the business opportunities in these countries.

  • Learn about Doing Business in Russia.
  • Analysis of the business opportunities in Russia (import, export, FDI, ...)
  • To know where to find information.

Addressed to: The Course "Doing Business in Russia" is intended for all those wishing to specialize in the russian market.

Course tutors:
Henry Acuña Mabel Turk

Course learning materials: En

Communication with tutors (student's questions, exercises ...) in: En Fr Pt Es  ar Course

Methodology: e-learning / Distance Learning.

Educational level: Continuing education / Executive education programs.

Related Courses: Europe Master Executive in International Business - Master in Emerging Markets

Course Summary

Doing business in Russia Course e-learning. Russian Federation, CIS Countries, Ports, Foreign Direct Investment FDI, payment system, Establishing a business

Russia is the largest country in the world. Russia is one of the world's richest countries in raw materials, many of which are significant inputs for an industrial economy. Russia accounts for around 20 percent of the world's production of oil and natural gas and possesses large reserves of both fuels.

Russia is one of the 10 largest economies in the world. Additionally, it is the European Union 3rd largest trading partner, and an essential energy supplier. Russia holds the world's largest natural gas reserves, with 1,680 trillion cubic feet (Tcf)--more than twice the reserves in the next largest country, Iran.

The performance of the Russian economy since the 1998 crisis has been impressive. Between 1998 and 2007, Russian GDP expanded by an estimated 69 percent, real incomes of the population grew by 82 percent and poverty (headcount) rates were cut more than in half to below 14 percent. The growth has been increasingly driven by domestic demand supported by ample liquidity due to high prices on Russia's main export commodities - oil, gas and metals.

Sample of the Course:
Business in Russia

Developing the Russian market for your business will give you an easy access to the markets of other newly independent republics of the former USSR. The fact that Russian business etiquette and business practices are very similar to those countries can be of great help.

The knowledge of cultural differences with your Russian partners will allow you to understand them better, communicate more successfully, act correspondingly, and foresee more effectively. The use of this knowledge on the specific Russian market will allow you to be ahead of other western companies, and therefore ahead of your direct competition.

Foreign investment is the second major element of Russia's reform strategy to strengthen international economic links. At the end of 2007, Russia’s cumulative volume of foreign direct investment (FDI) amounted to US$103 billion (according to Rosstat data). Last year Russia received US$27.8 billion in FDI, twice that of the previous year. In just a few years, Russia has become one of the largest recipients of FDI.

Russia has signed a protocol with the European Union on its terms for entry into the World Trade Organization. The EU's support removes a major obstacle to Moscow's ambition of becoming a member of the trading bloc.

The Port of St. Petersburg is an important port for Russia. The Port of St Petersburg is divided into different sections, of which each division has its own vital role.

Russian economy

The Bank of Russia occupies a special place in the Russian payment system. As an operator of its own payment system, it co-ordinates and regulates settlement relations in Russia, monitors the activities of private payment systems, setting guidelines for their functioning, and establishes non-cash settlement rules, forms, terms and standards, as well as organises cash circulation.

CIS (Community of Independent States) established by a treaty signed at Minsk, Belarus, on December 8, 1991, by the heads of state of Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine.

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