Oil separately, people separately

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Any message about the fall in oil prices or even about the possibility of such a fall in our country lately causes, if not panic, then negative emotions for sure. Russian citizens were simply taught that high oil prices mean that it’s good for you and me, but lowering these prices is bad. Such a stereotype forces us to pay attention to the growth and decline in the cost of hydrocarbon raw materials, even those whose incomes, to put it mildly, depend little on such macroeconomic indicators as demand and supply in the oil market.

Oil separately, people separately
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For all that, the Russian citizens have already managed to convey such a message that, supposedly, with the high price of “black gold”, it is also impossible to relax. And the Russians themselves noticed that in whatever direction the oil price did not go (up or down), the price tags at Russian gas stations behave as if the most important economists of the world work in these institutions and are free to set prices as they see fit without paying attention to stock reports. It looks something like this: the price of oil has crept upwards, which means that it’s time to raise the price of gasoline and diesel fuel; the price of oil began to decline, the price tags at gas stations remained unchanged - what, they say, change, tomorrow the oil will "grow up" again ...

The prime minister will speak out, shout, then, you see, the price will fall for a couple of kopecks. As soon as the attention of the Russian leadership in this direction dries out, so there is a new rise in prices, without regard to market rules.

As a result, we came to an absolutely absurd situation in which it became much more profitable for Russian oil companies to sell raw materials abroad than to implement it within Russia. It would seem that this is not so bad, because it would be possible not only to organize new production for the received super-profits, but also to build a transparent pricing system. However, in Russia is not so simple. And this state of affairs was formed, of course, not today, but the fact that it continues to remain so is more than alarming.

With the natural identity of oil prices throughout the world, the cost of petroleum products within countries is different. It would seem that such a cost should be significantly lower for exporting countries and significantly higher for those countries in which the import of crude oil prevails for one reason or another. In principle, in most cases this is the case, but there are some exceptions. For example, with the price of oil in the 120-125 area of ​​dollars per barrel, the price of a liter of petrol in oil-producing Venezuela is $ 0,171, Saudi Arabia is $ 0,168, Kuwait is even lower. At the same time, in Russia, the average price of gasoline brand AI-95 is approximately equal to one dollar. However, Russia is far from the only oil producing state in the world where prices are so high. For example, in Norway, a liter of 95 fuel costs almost $ 2,4. It would seem that the globalization of the economy leads Russia to the need to use domestic fuel prices at such a high level, and there is nothing strange and terrible about this. But all is not so obvious. If we compare oil-producing Russia with oil-producing Norway, then we must also mention the average standard of living in these countries. And the standard of living, according to statistical estimates in Norway, exceeds the Russian one approximately 4 times. In other words, the Norwegian high prices for oil products are much more adequate to the state of the real solvency of citizens than the prices for oil products in Russia.

It turns out that oil dependence, about which so much has been said lately, for our country is also becoming a kind of catalyst for the state of affairs in the economy. In fact, a vicious practice has emerged that does not allow economic instruments to regulate the market for sales of hydrocarbons, carrying out a fair distribution of income. Any sales revenues that go to the state budget work only in one direction - the saturation of this budget with foreign currency, only lazy does not speak of the weakness of its positions. Such investments in sick European and American economies are trying to be justified by the fact that, they say, if these economies begin to crumble, then the Russian financial system will turn into dust. If we talk in such categories, it turns out that the Russian economic model today has no salvation at all. If you go to the left, you ruin the economy, you go to the right, the economy will be ruined by the wreckage of the crumbling European financial system, you go straight, you will end up in a dollar relationship with an outcome similar to the previous two.

At the same time, it is completely incomprehensible why investments are needed in the same loose dollars and euros, when you can consciously increase your own production capacity, which can pull any economy out of the biggest whirlpool. Here we can learn from the same Chinese who have turned their production model into a locomotive of economic development.

However, you shouldn’t beat yourself with fists in the chest and say that the idea of ​​developing high-tech domestic production with the involvement of a large number of specialists came to our mind only. Of course not ... This idea is just in the air for as long as there are disputes over Russian oil dependence. However, the idea is not going further than this, the strange thing is not progressing, because there is an objective reason for this, which is called corruption. Well, judge for yourself if the owners of large oil producing companies allow themselves to invest in real production, because their main task is to keep their enterprises at the level that allows the country to impersonate a large oil producing country. In Russia, the need to finance any noteworthy innovation project causes the owners of controlling stakes in oil companies to react as if they are actually earning money by doing the real production. At the same time, the Russian Federation remains the main world leader in the number of billionaires who have a tenth attitude to the production sector. All of their capital is raw materials, which according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, such as, is a national treasure.

And if the wealth is common, then, it turns out that each of us can calmly go into exploration, discover the deposit, purchase equipment and mine "black gold" as a private entrepreneur. Maybe he can, but, as they say, who will give him ...

So it turns out that we are all waiting for a miracle from the Russian economy, realizing that the only decent growth is associated with the oil sector, which is in "safe hands".

If this situation in the Russian economy does not change, if no active steps are taken to reform the main source of income - the oil sector - Russia will continue to depend on the mood of the owners of gas stations today. And, judging by the price tags, these citizens of the Russian Federation simply do not know how to be sad ...
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  1. +9
    31 March 2012 08: 08
    Whatever you say, Russia is still sitting on an oil needle. The question is how to get off it!
    1. Sergh
      +12
      31 March 2012 08: 27
      It has long been noted that monopolistic companies on an extractive basis can quite legitimately put themselves a salary of 1 million per month, pay taxes from it and receive their 700-800 thousand and even + some kind of bonus and spit on everything else. With this we must stop, such things are unacceptable.
      1. +4
        31 March 2012 09: 43
        I agree, Sergei. And again the question is "how". Lobbying is a terrible thing, no matter what party comes to power, this infection will always remain at the top.
        1. recitatorus
          +9
          31 March 2012 12: 23
          Oil workers live in a parallel country from which the rest of Russia is not visible!
      2. +16
        31 March 2012 17: 54
        Aw! Aw! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! good

        I read all your posts and am touched! Lord! Lord! Have mercy!

        Recently before the election ... there was a survey among bloggers who you would vote for ... And! Most of you, if my memory serves me well, somewhere for 60% they cast their ballots for GDP (you can raise a poll).

        What squeal? request Why are we indignant? angry What else are we waiting for? recourse

        What you wanted, then get it!
        You will also get in May-June a jump in gas prices + gasoline, which they held before the election. In June-July you will receive the entry into force of Federal Law No. 83, and soon you will teach your children and grandchildren at school for money. Well, kindergartens, and so already almost all paid.
        Further, all the cries about raising the RFP and pensions are no more than compensating for the growth of inflation, i.e. as you bought one roll, you will buy it ....

        What’s the right now to wave your fists ..... YOU ARE STILL 6 YEARS FRONT TO WATCH HOW THE WEALTHS OF THE COUNTRY BOUGHT, FAT, FAT, AND YOU ...... crying
        1. Mesniy
          +5
          31 March 2012 18: 15
          everything is true, only it wasn’t clear to the most blinded, now let them slurp, it’s a pity this clogged people, who all hope that the tsar is getting ready, is especially sorry for those who are forced to build their lives taking into account all these rises, and they will be considerable!
          1. Churchill
            +5
            31 March 2012 19: 01
            Don’t lament, let’s break through! ..
            1. Indigo
              +5
              31 March 2012 20: 20
              A little digression into history: 2002 - in the Russian Federation receives 0,0 from oil exports, and at this time the hodor wants to buy the Duma with giblets and threatens to land some kind of mattress infantry on Red Square, then a couple of years later - the Russian Federation recognizes the debts of the USSR and wants to give the dogs, begs the Paris Club take money from% to the front. So where is the money from, Zin? And the author deliberately forgot about the export duty. The second - let's give everyone a cloud of raccoons - and what we get in return is inflation !, which will reduce everything to 0.
              You will agree with me that to have the so-called. the "nose" for future events and MAKING THE RIGHT DECISIONS is given by God to a few, and even more so to the leaders of states. And as for me, Russia was just fabulously lucky with the GDP and take care of what you received, otherwise you can stay at a broken trough in our wild and vile time.
              1. admiral
                +2
                April 1 2012 00: 15
                Here is toto and it, people have a girl’s memory! .. What is the point of selling to Putin to someone, if in the role of the head of Russia he is cooler than all the cool Americans!
              2. zlibeni
                +1
                April 1 2012 08: 50
                Well, I don’t quite agree about inflation. Income and living standards largely depend on the gross domestic product. That is, one can be a million a month and the rest can not. That is nothing to do with inflation. But if you really raise the standard of living, people will spend more and as a result of which stable economic growth will be planned. and if they spend more, it means more taxes will be collected in the budget and therefore the state will have more opportunities. Everything is interconnected
                1. Vladimir N
                  +1
                  April 1 2012 23: 56
                  For other countries, this works. For Russia, the laws of economics are not yet invented; we have economic science and the real economy as enemies, not friends.
              3. - = KeepeR = -
                0
                April 2 2012 00: 14
                The trough remained in 1991 ...
                Until now, we can’t get out of this d.s.
            2. evilzorg
              0
              April 1 2012 15: 57
              As always, the Russian Avos soars in the air ...
        2. 0
          April 1 2012 20: 52
          - Yes ! You're damn right, buddy! Understood if this is the bulk of the sheep ... voters!
        3. Flight Recorder
          -1
          April 2 2012 00: 04
          And what does the oil or some other company have to do with it? Everything is privatized and has Owners. Do you want a share in someone else’s company? Do you want to make a communal apartment from your apartment and share a couple of families from Central Asia? Do you consider your apartment (house, cottage) , car, business) own property?
          Why then pretend to be someone else?
          1. - = KeepeR = -
            +2
            April 2 2012 00: 18
            You apparently also snatched into the dashing 90s ... almost the whole country was thrown by people like you!
            And now yell to the whole world about private property! It’s necessary to take the bowels of the bowels of the Earth and the energy sector, and you won’t build it all!
        4. - = KeepeR = -
          +2
          April 2 2012 00: 11
          sancho +100500
          to the point!
    2. Schreiber
      +10
      31 March 2012 10: 33
      The Central Bank needs to be nationalized and that’s it. This is the whole “oil needle”, and not the fashionable “about corruption”. To regain the right to print rubles ourselves - and for free they won’t need fucking petrodollars. And America will die right away. Just to do this, you need a strong army and support within the country, about which the GDP spoke. Everything goes to this. But such custom articles act in the opposite direction, to deprive the GDP of support through dissatisfaction with "corruption" and "theft."
      ----
      And about the standard of living in Europe is not so clear. My relatives left for Germany in the 90s, were satisfied. Now mnogie do not mind going back. With large salaries, most of it goes to taxes, food prices are many times higher. And plow like slaves. We are really catching up with them in terms of living standards, but they are declining.
      1. Neighbor
        +14
        31 March 2012 10: 39
        All these Prokhorishki and similar oligarchs just prey on US with you - as they want and how much they want. This is of course the full paragraph - to have% 70 of the world's mineral reserves and to be in 160th place in terms of living standards - on par with Zimbabwe! am But millionaires - most of all in the world - are with us! And housing prices and much more,% on loans - are also the highest in the world! am Mate is not enough. Every huckster, every speculator, every ........ love - robbing and robbing in the literal sense of the word his own people - and everything is in order - everything is according to the law! am
        1. +9
          31 March 2012 14: 02
          Yes, you, my friend, are a revolutionary! I don't recognize you "Neighbor". You are foaming at the mouth, praising the ruling regime, or suddenly, just rebellious statements. Really "got it"?
          1. Neighbor
            +1
            31 March 2012 16: 41
            These are not rebellious statements - but real facts. And about the extolling of the ruling regime-I am for Putin !!! And against all sorts of downs and rallies taking to the streets! How this all ends - you can understand by looking at the example of Libya.
            The problems that I have listed should not be solved in this way! This is a problem of the whole society - young people go into speculators, instead of going to work at a factory, everyone "learns" to be managers - no one needs technical specialists. Everyone wants to row the loot with a shovel and few want to work at the same time. It is not Putin's fault. We are with you - this is how we bring up children. The same banks - who makes people go to take 10.000 to paychecks at 720% per annum? Your own stupidity? Who makes you buy everything imported in three ways? Adidas, Columbia and other g ...? Like it - overpay 10 times, the right of every person! Someone just uses it! We have an open market - if you want to - you can sell it at the price of gold!
            Of course - the "ruling regime" - as you put it - must attend to this situation, which is happening now. Plants are being rebuilt, defense industry, medicine. Prestige tech. the special rises. In one day or a year - such problems cannot be solved - we have been going towards this since 91 - so it will take 10 years to redo it.
            And I never defended the oligarchs and other Baryg. I always hated it. Because from the age of 14 to this day I have been working and earning a piece of bread with honest labor!
            And on the standard of living of the population. Oh, how does it affect the fact that half of the country is thumping wildly - again, Putin doesn’t flood anyone’s throat and stuff! And doesn’t make you inject, and smoke! And forbid all this - people will first howl - such as arbitrariness - what I want - and then I do it and no one decree me! But to blame power - any drunk can. This is how to say - do not carry bags! Power is to blame for everything! First of all, you need to look at yourself carefully! What have you done for yourself - to live well and richly.
            1. +5
              31 March 2012 17: 41
              "Of course - the" ruling regime "- as you put it - must attend to this situation ..."
              I'm afraid to upset you, but the "ruling regime" will never bother. For the simple reason that this is the regime of the very comprador bourgeoisie, which de facto is the real owner. All other political husk is nothing more than top managers, at best. There is no real national capital in Russia and no one will allow it to be formed. Alas, these are the realities. "Woe to the vanquished."
            2. Mesniy
              -4
              31 March 2012 18: 25
              Quote: Neighbor
              Who makes you buy everything imported in tri-price?

              Well, firstly, imported - does not mean expensive, but besides that, buy domestic cars and electrical equipment? don’t tell my friend! I’m afraid to get into a Russian car! No, I’ll take everything imported (not Chinese), and support the domestic curvature manufacturer not going to.
              And here is that Shirevo-Bukhalovo, both before Putin and without Putin, was killing the country-it agrees.
              1. zlibeni
                +5
                April 1 2012 08: 55
                in a trilogy, to put it mildly. I bought a T-shirt for myself in Germany for 4 euros, and I have to give almost 20 for myself, and even more expensive in Russia.
                and those who will never profit will thump
                1. Neighbor
                  -1
                  April 1 2012 09: 03
                  I agree completely. I go in sneakers - bought in Germany - with our money - 300 rubles. We have such - 3.000r. in the shop. Overpayment 10 times !!! And this applies to any clothing, any shoes, equipment, etc. etc. Because in Russia and a low standard of living. Salaries are small - and the prices are about .......... oh !!! Our - our - is not enough - and then - the quality is limping on both legs. Once I bought Sneakers manufactured by our factory - 3 months and in the trash - all the threads came out. belay And for myself, by the way, many times - our promise to take. My biggest span in this regard - I put 2 Euro windows at home - our Samara production. He put it in the summer - winter came - the mat was not enough for me all winter ..... !!! On the windowsills, pieces of ice lay the size of a TV remote. Put German - beauty and only - let and more expensive. The screwdriver bought Russian - there to change the drill - there are 2 gas keys needed !!! Now German - Hammer - beauty and more !!! 5 times more expensive but !!!
                  They will do ours qualitatively (May God live to these glorious times) - I will buy ours!
                  1. Arc76
                    0
                    April 1 2012 09: 49
                    Gold words.
                  2. Don
                    0
                    April 2 2012 16: 23
                    Quote: Neighbor
                    I go in sneakers - bought in Germany - with our money - 300 rubles. We have such - 3.000r.

                    Oh, I beg you. Where do you find German sneakers in Russia or Ukraine in an ordinary store or on the market? Everything in Poland and Turkey is sewn. In Germany, France and Italy they sew only for boutiques, but there you can’t take in Russia, in Germany and for 20000. And I doubt very much that in Germany there are t-shirts for 300 rubles.
            3. Arc76
              +1
              April 1 2012 09: 48
              Well, adidas and Kalambia are better than Skorokhod, no matter how regrettable. And please explain to me what honest work means?
              1. zlibeni
                +4
                April 1 2012 10: 09
                and the system is to blame. since there is a 20% trade allowance and I think the state should just control this process. until it makes at least one price on the product and it’s not taxed and it’s not good for him to live. within a week. and I really liked the situation with iPads. The fixed price is 500 bucks, and in Russia it can be ordered from 50 to 80 thousand rubles, feel the difference. why work if you can go out on your compatriots and skin them
                1. Neighbor
                  0
                  April 1 2012 10: 57
                  Quote: zlibeni
                  why work if you can go on your compatriots and skin to tear them

                  So it is - and this applies to any equipment - in general, all imported.
                  You go out into the street - you look - every 3 cars cost 700-1000.000 rub. Where do - people themselves earn - millions? Around some traders - bought cheaper - sold more expensive! Around some shops and shopping centers - where not to spit. And salons, boutiques - there generally, prices charge to heaven !! An ordinary worker has nothing to go there at all. I went into the house of German dishes - there is one kitchen knife - 10.000r. worth it. wassat True, I bought a set of pots at the purchase price - there, on one of the 4 pots - the bottom was scratched a bit - that's it - the whole set was ordered. the price is 4.000 rub. - they sold it initially for 19.000r - they wind it up almost 5 times! am
              2. Neighbor
                -1
                April 1 2012 11: 05
                Quote: arc76
                Well, adidas and Calambia are better than Skorokhod

                I agree - at the very 2 down jackets Adidas and Winter boots Columbia.
                Honest work - the concept of course is vague all - ask any huckster - how he earned money - he will say honest work. Although it’s more correct - that a person produces something - does. The benefit brought to himself and others - although the same trader - the choice provides the buyer - i.e. also some benefit. It’s just what it’s about - if the traders took a maximum of 100% for themselves - so they tear 500-1000% of the sale!
                My work: a seller in the market, again a seller in the market, a cement packer, a shift worker, a parking lot, a security guard, a steam boiler operator, a locksmith on duty, a power equipment repairman - to this day.
                When I will become the chief laughing
                1. Arc76
                  0
                  April 1 2012 13: 10
                  Well, now we do not have communism that would all be in factories. Small hucksters as a rule honestly rose. As for the margin, I agree that laws restricting surplus value must be adopted.
          2. KamikadZzzE
            0
            April 1 2012 11: 46
            Khabarov,
            The neighbor got up on the other leg today
        2. Mesniy
          -4
          31 March 2012 18: 18
          Quote: Neighbor
          All these Prokhorishki and similar oligarchs just preying on US with you

          Yes, more than Putin and his bureaucratic oligarchy, no one has ever pumped out of the country. Well, for that I hate the Red-bellied, but Putin and his shoblo have already surpassed them ...
          1. Churchill
            +4
            31 March 2012 19: 04
            Your suggestions, Mesniu ??? Hatred and contempt are not the best creed!
      2. -1
        31 March 2012 15: 57
        Quote: Schreiber
        My relatives left for Germany in the 90s, were satisfied. Now mnogie do not mind going back.


        your relatives, sorry, look like rats ... no morality ...
        1. Schreiber
          +6
          31 March 2012 17: 12
          Krilion: "your relatives, I'm sorry, look like rats ... no morality ..."
          ---------
          My relatives are native Germans and left for their historical homeland. And they love Russia, perhaps stronger than most of the unsubscribed here. In any case, do not pour mud streams. And the fact that many regret that they left only proves that Russia is not as bad as it is portrayed in such "revealing" all-round articles.
          ------
          Moralists also found me worthless. Just whine and blame Russia. You might think corruption is somewhere less than ours.
          1. Churchill
            +5
            31 March 2012 19: 08
            If we fully cover corruption in America, or in Germany itself, which by the way is not being done for some reason, our homegrown embezzlers will seem like chicken! They are not even able to hide the ends, the very next day all the information pops up in Forbes!
            1. zlibeni
              +1
              April 1 2012 10: 51
              try to bribe in Germany or in the states of the traffic cop))))))))))))))))))
            2. Arc76
              -1
              April 1 2012 12: 44
              Nonsense, have you ever been abroad? One friend of mine, a car driver,
              I tried to thank the Finnish customs officer - the result was closed to him for 10 years. In Germany, the president was forced to leave his post and came under investigation just because of a soft loan.
            3. evilzorg
              +1
              April 1 2012 16: 01
              Such as we have in the USA and Germany, for sure, there is no need to invent and translate arrows in the end.
        2. Arc76
          0
          April 1 2012 09: 53
          Morals are usually taught by immoral people.
          1. zlibeni
            +1
            April 1 2012 10: 51
            albeit immoral, but at least they remember this morality and do not let others forget))))))))))) and you offer to spit on morality as immoral people teach this and that means it’s bad
      3. Kostyan
        0
        April 1 2012 14: 05
        it’s not true ... I don’t know how about Russia .... but in our protein everything is much more expensive than in Germany. essential goods are 3-4 times more expensive .. this is verified information .....
      4. - = KeepeR = -
        0
        April 2 2012 00: 23
        And here Schreiber I'm sorry, but you're wrong about "for cardon". Everything is fine with them there - not with emigrants! Emigrants there will always remain emigrants, no matter what they say about liberalism and tolerance, European and other noodles.
    3. Odinplys
      +1
      31 March 2012 14: 51
      There are no former drug addicts ... either through withdrawal ... or a sad outcome ...
    4. +4
      31 March 2012 15: 50
      Quote: Dmitriy69
      Whatever you say, Russia is still sitting on an oil needle. The question is how to get off it!


      slaves on the galleys are rowing with all their might (according to their words), but the lack of rowing results is wildly liked by the majority of the community ...
      1. Igor
        +1
        31 March 2012 16: 09
        Quote: Krilion
        Anyhow, galleys are rowing with all their might (according to their words), but the lack of rowing results is wildly liked by the majority of the community.


        And they have the oars of the wrong system laughing The whole world has already switched to engines, including nuclear power plants, and we have everything in the old fashioned way. Nano and Inno!
    5. Mesniy
      -3
      31 March 2012 18: 10
      Quote: Dmitriy69
      Russia is still sitting on an oil needle. The question is how to get off it

      first you need to get off Putin's regime .... further it will be easier
  2. doctor3006
    +19
    31 March 2012 08: 10
    The article is absolutely to the point, but after all, they will again zamusunut.
    1. +6
      31 March 2012 09: 38
      Quote: doctor3006
      The article is absolutely to the point, but after all, they will again zamusunut.

      Yes, there are no villains here (almost). If you are right, then there will be only pluses.
    2. VAF
      VAF
      +6
      31 March 2012 10: 07
      Quote: doctor3006
      but they will again zamusunut.


      They will not minus, the author has laid out everything on the shelves, though in very "soft" tones, it could have been more specific and ... well, you understand, so you + and the author + !!! good
    3. kuzmich
      +1
      31 March 2012 10: 35
      I do not agree that corruption is to blame.
    4. Mesniy
      0
      31 March 2012 18: 27
      Quote: doctor3006
      And they have the oars of the wrong system

      no, they just row in their pocket
      1. 755962
        +1
        31 March 2012 22: 42
        From the layman’s position: Oil is getting more expensive, petrol is getting more expensive, oil is getting cheaper, more expensive. Where is the logic? You can’t fix the problem with one nationalization. You need a competent approach. Where is the modernization of the refinery, where are the new fields? I would say an integrated approach.
  3. YARY
    +14
    31 March 2012 08: 13
    NATIONALIZATION!!!
    Refusal to supply everyone and everything with our raw materials is only a product!
    1. 0
      31 March 2012 13: 24
      To the point ... +1
    2. +4
      31 March 2012 16: 00
      Quote: Ardent
      Refusal to supply everyone and everything with our raw materials


      you do not support the policy of the beloved GDP all? .. he has long proclaimed Russia as a great raw materials appendage of the world and is proud of his dib idea ...
  4. patriot2
    +11
    31 March 2012 08: 23
    Alexey again + smile
    The topic is complex, painful. The leaders of the state have the understanding that it is impossible to remain a resource-based country for a long time. But now the new "industrialization" is a complex process that lasts for decades. There is no quick effect like in oil production. How many years has China climbed to the current level !? I see that through the modernization and development of the military-industrial complex, we can strengthen not only our military power, but, by introducing new technologies, we can develop industry and other industries.
    Domestic fuel prices should not be prohibitive in relation to the level of salaries (I do not take into account the elite - they are at least 10 bucks per liter). And the role of the state in the oil industry should not be 10%, but 51% - then the price on the domestic market will be regulated in the interests of both agricultural producers and the common people. Export is another matter.
    It is very necessary to stop MAKING THREE SKINS from domestic fuel consumers - only then will the economy move forward well. smile
    1. Roman A
      +6
      31 March 2012 09: 16
      patriot2 fully support
      The topic is really complicated. For 20 years weaned to work (a businessman is a cool working lo x) 20 we survived, stole and immediately we can’t throw it out of the brain

      Quote: patriot2
      How many years has China climbed out to the current level !?

      With cheap labor and a population of 1,5 billion
    2. +5
      31 March 2012 10: 40
      Quote: patriot2
      And the role of the state in the oil industry should not be 10%, but 51%
      Allow me to insert my 5 kopecks. Not 51%, but all 100% of the extraction of minerals should belong only to the state. And there should be no opportunity for a private owner to "stick" to these same minerals. Otherwise, give them 49%, they are where necessary pay, and you see, in a month or two, private traders will already have 53%.
      1. Roman A
        +3
        31 March 2012 10: 52
        revnagan
        Quote: revnagan
        Not 51%, but all 100% of mining should belong only to the state

        The controversial issue at the union was 100% how it ended we know private traders are more active and more mobile, but God forbid we need control over them and an honest official is needed to control this is the second problem it turns out a vicious circle one healthy society then an honest official and a bigger honest private
        1. +3
          31 March 2012 13: 27
          and to control an honest official is needed

          and where to get it? we need a new Criminal Code on the basis of the USSR or Chinese - then, they will think whether to take another million and get a bullet in the back of the head, simultaneously leaving the family on the street without a penny ....
          1. Roman A
            0
            31 March 2012 13: 34
            Quote: PSih2097
            and where to get it?

            Moses needs to select families of volunteers and 30 years in the desert
            Then hold the exam among the children and appoint an official laughing
        2. 0
          31 March 2012 17: 45
          An "honest official" is an oxymoron.
        3. zlibeni
          +1
          April 1 2012 15: 40
          but everything is simple. let the state extract and sell this same oil to intermediary firms and then they will not be banned from taxes and they will sell it because it doesn’t stay too long on the other hand and does not deteriorate. and as far as I know, almost all the constitutions of the world say that the subsoil and water and air resources are the property of the state. I understand when in other countries they give deposits to companies, but the laws work there and provide for almost all options so that there are no loopholes and plus the company, at its own expense, is developing the deposit
  5. +7
    31 March 2012 08: 30
    I am for the collapse of prices for raw materials, until this happens, we are held hostage by very influential people, the only chance they can get rid of this is their financial difficulties. Raw materials must be closed in the country with taxes and fees. Raw materials should be changed only for the technologies we need, without the ability to buy technology in the west, we just don't need their currency, we have no debts in the currency, we will do the rest or take it where we are ready to buy our goods
    1. Arc76
      0
      April 1 2012 09: 58
      Tell me, if your computer breaks down, then where will you get a new one? In this situation
      1. 0
        April 1 2012 19: 07
        I will buy from the Chinese for rubles, and they will spend these rubles on spare parts for aircraft
        1. Arc76
          0
          April 4 2012 20: 39
          You are a naive person, the Chinese do not need titanium stamping, because they themselves carry it out.
  6. +10
    31 March 2012 08: 31
    "... we all expect a miracle from the Russian economy, realizing that the only worthy growth is associated with the oil sector, which is in" reliable hands. "
    I don’t know about whom Alexey Volodin wrote about ALL.
    For example, I do not expect a miracle. No miracle needed. It is necessary to gradually, but steadily increase the efficiency of the economy and industry.
    Now the model is oil and gas.
    There was - another, a period of industrialization.
    Different methods exist.

    Another thing is that desires do not coincide with possibilities. There are also anecdotes about this in "Prisoner of the Caucasus".
    There were centuries of wind, a century of coal. The whole 20 century with the transition to 21 - the oil age. Now gas is building up its pace. Nuclear energy - ..develops, let's say.
    What then?
    No matter, even.
    More important - do not get hung up on one.
    At one time in the USSR fuel and energy complex began - fuel and energy complexes. It should have been - it was the complexes.
    They were not allowed to develop. But - the direction was chosen - the right one.
  7. +7
    31 March 2012 08: 35
    Yes, oil is our property, we only pay for our property at exorbitant prices, it will soon become a luxury to have a passenger car, and a freight one all the more. I wonder why the backgammon was silent when gas prices lifted up? while we are swinging .... We need to review the results of the privatization of the oil industry.
  8. Uralm
    +4
    31 March 2012 08: 35
    The topic is very complicated, as long as I think. Until all these issues are resolved, there is no reason to expect good. Somehow everything turns out confusing. The country seems to be sitting on the needle of energy, and the same extractive-selling industry puts sticks in the wheels of other industries and in the very development of the economy in Russia
  9. Igor
    +5
    31 March 2012 08: 37
    Of course, it’s impossible to sell gasoline at a ridiculous price, as in the BV countries, as our oil will go only for domestic consumption, but it’s quite possible to make a 30% discount for the population and a 50% discount for agricultural and then the government will not only scream from the screens about nano and inno, but it will finally deal with the diversification of the economy.
  10. +7
    31 March 2012 08: 39
    The fact is that oil production and refining is carried out using ancient equipment and technology, the cost is already expensive. Oil pumps are rich - licking loot in their pockets they do not invest money in modernization, they pokh..y in Russia.
  11. 0
    31 March 2012 08: 53
    Come on ... Russia is not only not something outstanding among countries exporting raw materials, but it is not even a leader in terms of the share of exports per capita or the country's area. The export of raw materials to Russia is somewhere around 14% of GDP (at Canada level). The share of export of raw materials in Russia's income is now at 40% and continues to fall (it was 60%). In the same prosperous Norway - 75%. The country's shadow economy is estimated at 20% of GDP (up to a third in developed Western countries).
    This comrade wants to say
    that its presence negatively affects the development prospects and it would be better if things went without stocks of raw materials?
  12. zevs379
    +3
    31 March 2012 08: 54
    As long as there is no free sale for oil refining by any person in charge, we will pay and cry. While we pay will increase.
  13. +1
    31 March 2012 08: 58
    Plus .. a definite plus .. of course it’s unpleasant when they call you a sucker ... but what can you do, these are the realities ...
  14. Horde
    +4
    31 March 2012 09: 28
    the policy of the authorities that in the field of industry, agriculture or mining is anti-people, everything is done to achieve maximum profit. We do a lot that we can, but not enough that can be done. During the reign of Putin, thousands of industries have been lost, tens of thousands of hectares have been taken out of circulation fields. Not only gasoline prices are absurd, prices for basic foodstuffs exceed the cost many times. They rob us. Such is the policy towards our own people. The country has turned into a training ground for enriching the shameless villains appointed by the authorities (Abramovich, Prokhorov, Kerim, Lisin, Usman, Deripaska) and other non-Russian bastards. Together with the authorities they do any crimes, invent anti-people laws. 282 article - this article is aimed at suppressing any protests of the population It is strictly implemented, laws on maintaining order in the economy in the civil sector are defiantly not implemented = corruption.
    1. sevas
      +6
      31 March 2012 10: 12
      under these rulers nothing will change!
      the elections were held and immediately Gazprom decided to raise prices by 26%.
      and the policy under which we must pay for gas at world prices, is it not harmful?
      The head of Gunvor, a Finnish citizen who pays taxes in Switzerland, an old acquaintance of Putin and the beneficiary of Rossiya Bank, headed by Putin's friend Yuri Kovalchuk, Gennady Timchenko, is recognized as the richest citizen of Russia. His capital by the beginning of this year grew by 10 billion dollars, exceeded 24,6 billion.
      This company is one of the largest Russian oil traders.
      all infa is in the open press.
  15. SenyaYa
    +9
    31 March 2012 09: 36
    Previously, the tank was refueling for 1000 rubles and there was still a change, but right now you won’t forget about 1000 rubles and 40 liters .... But this is not a shame, but the leadership of the country does not understand or does not want to understand that the price of fuel directly affects the state of the country's economy, because The price of fuel is absolutely in all tawars !! The price of gasoline rises - the cost of goods rises! For the rapid growth of the economy, only 2 things are needed - good roads and cheap fuel !!! Nothing more is needed! An example from the history of URAL

    The great Ural breeder Demidov produced metal and weapons for Peter 1. A pound of iron worked out in the Urals cost 40 kopecks, while in Moscow the same pound of iron cost 16 rubles! Since the price of the pound includes all transportation costs (there was no railroad connecting the Urals and Moscow and had to raft products along the Chusovaya River ... very few rafts with goods reached the end point of the route from here and such a price in MOSCOW)
  16. +3
    31 March 2012 09: 37
    We need to build our own refineries, and then gasoline will become cheaper. But the government already has an understanding of this, and that’s good. I hope it will come to a conclusion soon. Looking at Tataria as a locomotive in this matter, I rejoice myself. The army is more important at the moment .Every dog ​​has his day.
    1. Goga
      +5
      31 March 2012 10: 17
      Shimming the blame for high domestic prices for petroleum products on oil workers alone is a favorite of government officials. Everything seems to be clear with oilmen - "super profits", etc. - but the fact that the retail price of gasoline is mainly "excise" and taxes are remembered very rarely. Crude oil can fall in price three times (as it was in 2008) - gasoline will not fall in price from this either. Taxes will not go anywhere, and when our government shouts at oil workers - they say they do not want to reduce prices - it is disingenuous, high (relative to the average wage) prices for oil products and the impossibility of reducing them in accordance with market fluctuations in the price of oil - are due to the inherent n products taxes.
  17. +2
    31 March 2012 09: 38
    Without the emergence of a revolutionary product that would bring from the outside comparable with current revenues from the sale of oil abroad, currency, a jump from the oil needle is unfortunately impossible
  18. +4
    31 March 2012 09: 50
    in Norway, a liter of 95 fuel costs almost $ 2,4. It would seem that the globalization of the economy leads Russia to the need to use domestic fuel prices at such a high level, and there is nothing strange or terrible about this. But not everything is so obvious. If we compare the oil-producing Russia with the oil-producing Norway, then we must also mention the average standard of living in these countries. And the standard of living, according to statistical estimates in Norway, surpasses the Russian one by approximately 4 times.

    She said it in every topic about oil, and now my statements are quoted! feel
    1. VAF
      VAF
      +3
      31 March 2012 10: 11
      Quote: RedDragoN
      and now my statements are quoted!


      Why not quote literate and clever thoughts? fellow

      You should be proud! drinks
      1. +2
        31 March 2012 12: 22
        To be honest, usually I wrote it succinctly and there were enough 2 lines. So this is not even a statement, but a thought winked but oh well, they surpassed me good
        1. VAF
          VAF
          +1
          31 March 2012 13: 17
          Quote: RedDragoN
          but oh well, they surpassed me


          And this is almost always the case in life that "students surpass their accountants"!

          But they always quote only "great and smart", so you always +! good
  19. -5
    31 March 2012 10: 25
    But what, the construction of new facilities for the deep processing of oil by Lukoil, Rosneft and others is not a modernization? It's better to sit on oil than to buy it. Prices are high, but you compare in Europe (Americans are fighting all over the world for their prices). Another populism .All the oil companies in Russia are now investing a lot of money in increasing the percentage of light oil products in deep processing (up to 95%), i.e. less crude oil will be exported.
    1. +4
      31 March 2012 10: 46
      Quote: denkastro
      . Prices are high, but you compare in Europe
      And you compare the income in Europe with the income of the Russians.
  20. +7
    31 March 2012 10: 36
    Here the question is a little more complicated than it seems at first glance.
    The high price of gas is mainly caused not by the fact that oil producers lift the price, but by the long, long chain of intermediaries through which crude oil passes to the refinery, and then to the gas station.
    So, IMHO, oil producers are not to blame, unless of course they themselves created this chain of intermediaries wink
  21. Prophet Alyosha
    +4
    31 March 2012 10: 44
    The thing is that Russia is still moving in a pro-Western course. And it’s profitable for the West that Russia would sit on the oil, food, etc. needles and not have developed industrial and agricultural production. After all, in this state it is completely dependent on the West! One way out is to change the vector of your development.
    1. VAF
      VAF
      -1
      31 March 2012 13: 18
      Quote: Prophet Alyosha
      And it’s profitable for the West that Russia would sit on the oil, food and


      You speak the truth, +!
    2. Sasha36543
      -2
      31 March 2012 17: 39
      This is the West sitting on an oil needle. As soon as Russia closes the tap, the West will immediately begin breaking.

      High hydrocarbon prices are disadvantageous to the West (consumer), and beneficial to Russia (producer). Therefore, the West forms a myth in the public opinion of Russia that high hydrocarbon prices are a terrible evil for it. In the hope that this will somehow help.
      1. +1
        31 March 2012 19: 45
        "Sasha" - the price of oil has never depended on the wishes of Russia. It is determined by the OPEC countries under the dictation of the "Committee of 300". And the fact that now the price is too high is several times the US pressure on its competitors in Europe and Asia. They themselves can pay any price - green paper is not expensive. But when the situation changes and energy prices fall, what are we left with?
  22. +3
    31 March 2012 10: 57
    Quote: revnagan
    And you compare the income in Europe with the income of the Russians.
    Compared. The difference is about the same as for gasoline.

    Quote: Landwarrior

    Here the question is a little more complicated than it seems at first glance.
    I agree with you. But the thing is that people here like to scold everything left and right without even knowing the essence of the issue. My brother has been working as a technologist on Lukoil for many years. So he constantly talks about what is being done at NDK. According to him, even in the USSR such measures were not taken to re-equip production. And you can still google, and then comment (this is not for you). With respect to the forum users.
    1. Patos89
      0
      31 March 2012 13: 48
      Maybe in Moscow and St. Petersburg the salary, and like in Yervop, but in others I don’t think that in Western Europe sz 517 bucks is considered the norm and somewhere below. And about the modernization, you don’t have to shag your grandmother.
      A diesel engine costs as much as 95 for more than 20 years, I have not heard that they built at least 1 oil refinery.
  23. Salavat
    +16
    31 March 2012 11: 15
    Anecdote in the topic:
    FORMING PRICES FOR GASOLINE
    1. When oil prices rise, the stump is clear, since gasoline is made from oil, then gas prices should rise.
    2. When oil prices fall, oil companies have to raise gas prices to compensate for the fall in oil price revenues.
    3. When oil prices are stable, gas prices rise because of inflation.
    1. Vasilii
      +4
      31 March 2012 16: 20
      Unfortunately not a joke.
  24. Cardamom
    +1
    31 March 2012 11: 21
    The article is undoubtedly correct, the only thing I want to say is that everything described in it is already obvious, gentlemen!
    And now we will unanimously answer the question who is the main "villain" in this situation, who has been parasitizing on the body of our Russia for 12 years, who, through friends / relatives, took over the country's oil-producing infrastructure, who, according to some estimates, owns a total fortune of ~ 150 billion dollars (!!!), who, in the end, simply does not want the country to get off (how tired of this terminology) from the Oil Needle, her mother ?! And who, finally, got more than sixty percent of the drawn percent in the last elections, well, how does this happen with all that is happening in the country? Why is this little man still sitting in the highest posts in Russia, and even once again is the "guarantor of the constitution"? As long as he's there, nothing will change ...
    Some unanswered questions, gentlemen ...
    We paid and will pay for gas at trips, because the next billionaire friend is born that way ...
    1. SenyaYa
      -4
      31 March 2012 11: 27
      Offer an alternative to Putin and I will listen ????
    2. marauder
      -3
      31 March 2012 15: 23
      Quote: KardamoN
      the main "villain" who has been parasitizing on the body of our Russia for 12 years


      How much money do you get for trolling against Putin?

      The US Embassy promises 82 thousand rubles a month for this.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ek8feeP-zDo

      do not sell it. demand in full. You can’t sell your homeland cheaply.
      1. Schreiber
        +1
        31 March 2012 15: 48
        Banduobam support! Judgment !!!
        ПЖиВ - Pindotsk swindlers and thieves!
        Not a shit!
        -----
        Maroder, plus you got it already.
        1. marauder
          -4
          31 March 2012 20: 41
          It is amazing how many American pid.rasov are here
          minus bastards. let's be more active I'm interested in reading you.
          1. marauder
            0
            April 2 2012 13: 51
            Minuses somehow appeared at the same time. It looks like the troll has a lot of logins.
  25. SenyaYa
    +7
    31 March 2012 11: 51
    Probably Prokhorov, yes? That prokhorov who drives our metal abroad and puts millions into it ??? and buys an NBA club !!! And why didn’t he buy a Chelyabinsk tractor for example ??? And he didn’t lift it ?? He wanted to produce an E mobile 5 years ago !!! And how many thousands of cars drive right now on the roads of Russia? ..... Understand me correctly, if he were producing accessories for laptops, smartphones, or machine tools, I would be the first to run to vote for him .... and drive the national treasure for a lot of brains inappropriately!
    Career
    1983-1985 - service in the ranks of the Soviet Army [13] [14] [15].
    1989-1992 - Head of the International Bank for Economic Cooperation (IBEC).
    1992-1993 - Chairman of the Board of the Joint Stock Commercial Bank International Finance Company.
    1993-1998 - Chairman of the Board of ONEXIM Bank.

    Is it not true that a very fast career ... Here he served and bang immediately the head of the International Bank !!!
    Well, yes! And higher and higher! When did a thread see such growth ??? What would a person go through with their brains ??
    1. sevas
      +10
      31 March 2012 12: 20
      Is this better?
      A citizen of Finland of Russian origin, Gennady Timchenko, for the first time topped the rating of billionaires of the former Soviet Union. As noted by the monthly business magazine RBC, one of the most mysterious Russian entrepreneurs for a long time was in the top ten only because experts did not have enough data to evaluate its main asset - the exporter of Russian oil Gunvor Group of Companies.

      "Timchenko has excellent contacts because he is Russian and has been working in the oil industry for a long time. I also have good contacts," Tornqvist explains Gunvor's success. They started talking about his partner in early 2004, after an open letter from presidential candidate Ivan Rybkin. He named Timchenko and the Kovalchuk brothers as people in charge of Putin's business.
      Tornqvist named the main clients of Gunvor Gazprom Neft, Rosneft and TNK-BP. Most of the Russian oil companies have been using mainly the services of Glencore for a long time, but in recent years they have begun to actively cooperate with Gunvor, hence the sharp increase in the trader's turnover.

      Gunvor sells about 60% of the exported oil to Rosneft and 40% to Surgutneftegaz. TNK-BP sells most of its oil under long-term contracts, which are concluded following annual tenders. Last year, Gunvor was among the six winners, receiving most of the "port" oil.

      Gunvor has always been one of the most closed companies, RBC daily claims. It was founded in 1997 and is engaged in the oil and raffinate trade. The company does not disclose either financial indicators or physical volumes. Timchenko, according to media reports, was a colleague of President Vladimir Putin in the first headquarters of the KGB and one of the co-owners of Bank Rossiya. It was mentioned that Mr. Timchenko also controls an IPP trader that exports petroleum products.
  26. Bob
    +10
    31 March 2012 12: 23
    The economy of Russia is an economy of absurdity, where other, non-market mechanisms for resolving cases operate, and both citizens of the country and abroad have become accustomed to this, which, incidentally, gives them another reason not to invest in Russia, but to earn predatory money on its weaknesses and blame the hillock is rather not hooked yet. And the reason for everything is corruption, which even today seems to be better than yesterday's bandyugans who settled disputes with a long barrel. This evil covers everything and everyone like a spider web. And it is possible to fight this evil, but it is troublesome, because it is required to look for a replacement for an "effective" method of solving problems. Of course, this is a swamp and hopeless injustice, this money wasted if you look at the long-term prospects, but quite successful short investments in "your" and "friends" have a comfortable future. This also explains the approach of the leadership to military companies in Chechnya in the 90s, where the main measure was profit - while human destinies were not put into anything, "everything" is bought and sold, and most importantly the benefit is from the sale of weapons to militants, from betrayal Homeland, etc. And now, profit is at the forefront. If we are talking about science, the first question is - is it profitable ?! about education - the same thing - let the parents pay for school for their children, and the state benefits in the form of saved (earned) funds WHAT? - on the illiteracy of the future younger generation, what is their destiny in this future - to work on oil rigs for wealthy billionaires from TNCs? ...
    Returning to oil - in the 80s. oil played a poor role - in 1985-1986 oil prices fell sharply (from outside largely due to the policies of the United States and Saudi Arabia), the Soviet economy was sentenced, the consequences were catastrophic - the collapse of the state. Russia today is a prototype of the Soviet economy in its worst form - all the same dependence on oil and gas, and huge military expenses laid down in the budget. Having entered Russia into the WTO, the foreign countries will do everything to completely undress the people, initially of course they fed them with their cheap products - just like cattle are fed before slaughter.
    I can not agree with the oil specialization of the Russian economy, or with paid secondary and higher education (designed according to the new Western standards - the Balloon System), or with the prospects of joining the WTO because it threatens national security. And woe to the leaders I would like to wish one thing - an early retirement pension, because their harm in many ways exceeds the insignificant benefits that they bring in their high-ranking places - the only question is what interests they serve there, certainly not for the people. I proceed from the fact that the official is the SERVANT of the people (for now, their blue buckets on the executive class Mercedes speak unambiguously about something else - are they LORD ????
    1. SenyaYa
      +8
      31 March 2012 12: 27
      I do not miss any emergency lights on the road, except for emergency services .. Ambulance, fires, etc.
  27. AlexMH
    +9
    31 March 2012 12: 27
    When oil becomes cheaper, they explain to us that everything is bad, and we will have to tighten our belts, but prices are not falling. When oil rises in price, they explain to us that everything is fine, but they don’t add money, and prices are rising. Apparently, there is an extra link in the system that dampens economic fluctuations in our favor, and we even know which one :)
  28. +7
    31 March 2012 13: 38
    Oil must belong to Russia

    Their children, money, wives, at home there !!!

    Sorry Esaul, but you’ll find horseradish money in offshore for a long time, and that’s the point.
    1. r.anoshkin
      +7
      31 March 2012 14: 00
      And it belongs to Russia. Only from Russia to the Russian is further and further for some reason. Russia today is a power surrounded by a huge crowd of thieving but loyal officials, plus structures that maintain order among Russians and fight with us skin after skin for their own and the power of good content. The meaning of "good attitude" appears a month or two before the elections in order to portray them as "honest and fair" and disappears now for 6 years. Menshikov stole godlessly, but was betrayed like a dog, and for that he was treated kindly by Peter .Tak and the current environment, what kind of fight against corruption?
      1. Arc76
        +1
        April 1 2012 13: 14
        No wonder Putin called Peter 1 his ideal, the principle of staffing is the same.
        1. SenyaYa
          0
          April 1 2012 18: 50
          But how much Peter 1 did for Russia! More than anyone else for Russia
  29. Adolf Visarionovich
    +3
    31 March 2012 14: 01
    I AM NOT ON THE TOPIC because on this site there are no such topics, on this site everything is fine with the military, but still ....
    Distracted by one crime of the Ministry of Defense, as it was, all his other crimes related to cash payments completely departed from the discussion.
    Namely, MATERIAL ASSISTANCE to those at disposal and MONEY COMPENSATION FOR RISING HOUSING (which no one has yet seen this year)
    Someday, these .... will end up bantering people?
    Will anyone start dealing with these issues?
  30. +12
    31 March 2012 15: 08
    You can simply say - the country is ruled by oil thieves. Which have one slogan - after us at least a flood. And the youth is sorry - they get drunk, addict, scoot.
    1. +3
      April 1 2012 01: 54
      but there is nothing to pity us. In my environment, there are more and more guys who quit drinking and smoking. Which is called "played enough". Who change their evenings for beer for evenings for training or self-education.
      Yes, most of the youth strives to become a glamorous cattle, to approach, so to speak, idols from a box. But many take up the mind.
      Not everything is so bad! Break through, believe me. Our grandfathers and great-grandfathers went through the Second World War, our fathers went through Afghanistan, Chechnya and the 90s - do you think we are unworthy of our ancestors ?! You are wrong.
  31. +8
    31 March 2012 16: 29
    Under the constitution of the Russian Federation, the subsoil belongs to the people, and in life they belong to oligarchs and companies that have their own block of shares, which, again, are 85% PRIVATIZED and have their own subsidiaries in offshore companies, where money is transferred through the international banking leasing system. Our bowels are yours! Let me remind you that there is still a board of directors in the structures of state companies in the oil complex of Russia, and maybe someone forgot, and I remember how warmly he said goodbye to Gazprom employees of the Russian Federation (they even showed them on TV) A. Medvedev. In the afternoon with fire, you will not find lists of senior members of the Russian government and their relatives in these councils of the monopolists of the gas and oil cartel of Russia!
  32. suharev-52
    +3
    31 March 2012 20: 57
    Good article. To begin the development of Russia, it is necessary to take the following measures:
    1. To block the withdrawal of capital abroad, at least for 5 years.
    2. For embezzlement - full confiscation and maximum term.
    3. Remove VAT.
    4. Reduce officials by 80%, direct the savings to increase the salary remaining.
    5. Seriously address the country's security: military, food, demographic.
    6. Stop all kinds of reforms, as in the Armed Forces, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, school, and medicine.
    That's enough for a start. Sincerely.
    1. Horde
      +1
      31 March 2012 22: 20
      To begin the development of Russia, it is necessary to take the following measures:
      1. To block the withdrawal of capital abroad, at least for 5 years.


      a good program, but liberalists and medical deputies have been building their Russia for so long that of course they are not going to change anything, they will not let others into power, so there is still a problem with the implementation of your program.
  33. +6
    31 March 2012 21: 01
    Russian oligarchs are mainly inclined to export capital, and it is most convenient to export it through export (partial non-return of proceeds through offshore companies). Since high-tech market niches are firmly occupied mainly by Western companies, it takes a lot of work to “win a place in the sun” on Western markets. Working on the domestic side does not allow exporting capital in the desired volumes, since the state regulator intervenes. And the purchasing power of the population is low for innovative products. Due to the intensity of labor in industry, it cannot be raised to the required level; a strict system of minimum hourly wages is needed with its regular increase. An employment contract is good, but it is usually written in the employer's interest in terms of wages. Otherwise, there will be no domestic market.
    Conclusion: To transform the Russian economy in the innovative direction, a change in the economic elite is required. Oil and gas copper-nickel oligarchs will not engage in innovation.
  34. +6
    31 March 2012 21: 59
    You need great upheavals, and we need Great Russia, Stolypin said addressing the revolutionaries at the beginning of the twentieth century. After 100 years, those in power paraphrased, addressing the people, "You need Great Russia, we need OOO Russia, and no great upheavals." The people, of course, understood that with greatness, most likely a bummer, but they don't want great upheavals. I got together and on the air, in one round, left everything as it is. Article +. That's why it's sad.
  35. +2
    April 1 2012 10: 52
    "Oil separately, people separately" is one of the many problems in Russia that concerns us all.
    But the proposals of the participants in the discussion of a topic such as: it is necessary to force oil workers not to steal, to improve production and production, in this case, they will not roll. And comparisons with other countries are out of place. We have our own track.
    Our guides are no longer hiding that they are building CAPITALISM in Russia. Therefore, there can be no talk of any nationalization of natural wealth.. And the Constitution, if someone else has not understood, is for the naive. Of which, as the presidential election has shown, we still have the majority ....
  36. savelij
    +5
    April 1 2012 15: 04
    The resources of Russia belonged to the people only in the USSR!
  37. Region71
    +5
    April 1 2012 17: 48
    The article is correct. But I read the first three comments, just laughed. I completely agree with sancho. Those who recently shouted Putin URA and argued that in our country nothing depends on oil prices, now it’s against. Well, the generals, well, ridiculed. There was an oil topic on the site and one person, unfortunately I don’t remember who, lucidly explained that under the current policy pursued by our democrats there is simply no way out of the oil deadlock. Oil prices are rising on the world market, it is not profitable for our companies to sell cheaper on the domestic market than on the external one, as a result, fuel prices are rising in Russia and prices are pushing up for all other goods. The prices for energy carriers on the world market are lowered, but our oil companies do not really want to receive less than the planned profit and they raise prices domestically. This is such simple arithmetic. And I completely agree with her.
    1. +3
      April 1 2012 19: 52
      Well so, for that and private traders.
  38. +1
    April 2 2012 12: 23
    As long as the country's leadership does not have a desire (and professionalism) to engage in the country's economy, one can only dream of any widespread positive changes ... But for now, he only has a desire to play on his own.
  39. Igor77
    +1
    April 2 2012 12: 59
    It is necessary to bring up their children so that this does not happen in the future, but the present is difficult to change — we have been brought up like that. Now more than ever, everything depends on the children what they will be, and such a country will be. Draw a conclusion gentlemen.
  40. 0
    April 2 2012 13: 07
    It can be discarded: “perhaps”, “one gets the impression”, “it seems” —and just honestly say that the prime minister is in collusion with these very oilmen, that we have CAPITALISM, not socialism, on our YARD!
  41. Kudrev
    +2
    April 2 2012 15: 27
    Lord What are you all the same frightened ... How many more MMM cries for you ... Robyats, look around, bite yourself with your little finger, REAR, you are -! damn it, I just dick, looking at this frightening flock of fucking baboons ... I feel sorry for you, boobies ...
  42. Kudrev
    +2
    April 2 2012 15: 48
    Schelkopery office! Wake up! Keyboard scratches! Who do you need? You don’t even need your own well-worn keyboard, not to mention the LIVE woman, which you forgot which side to approach her with ... Which of you assholes yesterday ran 10 km with his dog, flask and knife? Who even lifted the ass off the couch? After all, there is no dog? Truth? Like there is no flask and knife? ... And all that IS is claudia, and a sense of inferiority. Well then, die, my little inferior friend, go to the bathroom and strangle yourself on your own socks ... Bye-bye ...
  43. Kudrev
    0
    April 2 2012 17: 08
    My friend, have you ever experienced this feeling - when your dog drinks water from your palm - when you flush it out of a flask, saving, of course ... But he is big, my boy, a German of pure blood. I love him very much, but I don’t pamper him, or rather, I rarely pamper him, and everything is strict, but he understands the breed, BLOOD ... And around it - melt, and a small forest, the sun ... I opened a can of tinned meat, shared with a friend . From so baby ...
  44. Kudrev
    0
    April 2 2012 17: 55
    Yes. I almost forgot to say about the KNIFE. If you want a serious conversation, we’ll do it. I love this business and know firsthand ...
  45. 0
    April 3 2012 13: 44
    The article is very good.
    The author asks many simple questions that our government does not answer.
    We have many national programs, but where is the program for the elimination of commodity dependence? Everyone speaks about her with a very serious face, but neither Putin, nor Medvedev, nor Ksenia Sobchak, nor anyone does anything.
    How much money and years does it take?
    Calculate the duration of the program, indicate what and in what time frame should be done, appoint responsible persons and sit in control, hand out rewards or punishments.
    But she is not this program, only talk.
    And the reason most likely is the simple negligence of our modern state. (in particular specific officials)
    Russia has no master, the people (with all due respect to ordinary people) are not the master. The owner would never have allowed to ruin his country and draw borders on the living and do not say that no one asked me.
    Because they ask only the owners.
  46. pba
    pba
    0
    April 5 2012 22: 48
    power parasites-traitors. aligarchy a cancerous tumor on the planet that paralyzed the circulation of money. weapons to give out to everyone and not just power parasites. ships sold. parasites in law. Terrorism revolutions are funded by the Rothschilds - the Rockefellers. Share tax-feeders of parasites. Specialists are grown all over the world and we have cooks.

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