The government calls "to prepare for unemployment," consistently exterminating production

October 1 2013 306

The Minister of Economic Development of our country, Alexei Ulyukayev, called on citizens to be prepared for rising unemployment.

Speaking to the press at an investment forum in Sochi, Ulyukayev said the following: in 2014, the economic situation will worsen. And after it jobs will start to disappear. “Objectively, employment is a lagging indicator following the deterioration of the economic growth situation. Not immediately, but employment is also starting to decline, ”the minister said.

Thus, the head of the Ministry of Economic Development picked up and developed the theses of Prime Minister D.A. Medvedev, who called on Russia to abandon the outdated practice of preserving jobs “at any cost”. The prime minister explained that citizens need to get used to changing not only their work, but also their profession, and their place of residence - thus, in fact, turning into a “mobile labor force” corresponding to the ideological foundations of globalism. The prime minister also noted that the state needs to scale out large enterprises, transferring them to private owners. In addition, the current head of government noted, it is necessary to have a strict budget rule, that is, to cut off oil and gas revenues and transfer them to the Reserve Fund. And savings on large-scale projects.

The Chief Editor of "However," Mikhail Leontyev:

- The problem of labor market flexibility is in Russia - this is understandable. And this problem is in general serious, but it is so not the first that you need to have a very unhealthy imagination in order to voice it as a target reference point.

Our government (first of all, this is its financial block - we have already spoken about this a lot, but I repeat it again) is pursuing a macroeconomic policy that is incompatible with the survival of the domestic economy. And it spends it consistently, purposefully over the past 12 years. What kind of jobs these comrades say - I do not really understand? If we are systematic, precisely by the macroeconomic course, we destroy the competitiveness of domestic production - where do you get jobs from? I would like to ask this question.

I repeat once again with the persistence of a maniac - if you have an effective exchange rate of the national currency has grown four times, what jobs do you have in your right mind and solid memory? We create jobs for the Chinese, for the Germans, perhaps even for the Ukrainians - we destroy jobs for ourselves.

We have only one workplace, which is efficient, and where there is really excessive employment, this is the division of various government transfers. Here we have this industry, flourishing and developing.

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Muadipus

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2 October 2013 02: 03

thus, in fact, turning into a “mobile workforce” that corresponds to the ideological foundations of globalism. The Prime Minister also noted that the state needs to withdraw from large enterprises on a large scale, transferring them to private owners
Yes, he sold himself to the pendos!
First, all liquid enterprises were united into concerns and holdings, and now they need to be sold to private owners. iPhone, do people think they are completely stupid?
Cpa

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2 October 2013 02: 18

Now it’s not the 37th, there will be no Iron Curtain, which means there will be no independent policy and decisive measures. To prevent the October and February events from happening again, they will reform the army and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Otherwise, in the event of a mess, the “legitimate” power will come with foreign bayonets. For this in order to execute thieves with mortars, you need to live in isolation and endure “sanctions” and “embargos”. Russia (the leadership), in order not to collapse, is forced to gain “points” in front of the world community, as active players - either we will surrender Libya, or we will not surrender Syria, or We’ll hand over the Kuril Islands, or we won’t. Either we’ll let in wine and cheese, or we won’t let in (from which they make the same thing at home, no one cares). From Afghanistan, 5000 tons of cargo every day. In short, PR is in full swing. But we are decisive and tough on the most trivial issues: smokers, car owners, pensions, registration, individual entrepreneurs, science, education, gasification
iya, housing and communal services, social services, loans, etc. Determined and tough for the people. Why (the main slogan of the last 20 years), beat your own so that strangers are afraid.
Over the past year, there has been a huge decline in knowledge-intensive and technological export contracts. Immediately economic growth is a 1% share. It turns out that not everything is decided by oil and gas, the price is rising, but they want to reduce contracts. It is not known what will happen when the old ones expire.
Known who

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2 October 2013 04: 57

In place of creating conditions for production and modernization of existing production, the Russian government is putting its people under the WTO, positioning the country as a raw material appendage. Given the corruption that has spread in the federal authorities in a decent country, the government, together with the president, should have resigned long ago!
vlad.svargin

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2 October 2013 06: 09

The prime minister explained that citizens need to get used to changing not only their jobs, but also their profession and place of residence - thus, in fact, turning into a “mobile workforce” that corresponds to the ideological foundations of globalism.

Only "citizens of the world" - "God's chosen ones" - reason this way. Let him change jobs himself, or better yet, permanent residence in another country.
Ivan Tarasov

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2 October 2013 06: 45

We have 200 billion imports of consumer goods.
It doesn’t cost anything to build a chain of import substitution.
Not with this government.
Resign!
koksalek

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2 October 2013 07: 09

The greedy, well-fed people at the top tell us that we will have to tighten our belts while large-scale theft continues, which is no longer covered up or hidden by anything. Those who steal into our eyes tell us that we need to eat even less and give them more. May you all perish there along with your main bloodsucker ghoul.
Venalainen

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2 October 2013 07: 11

The Prime Minister explained that citizens need to get used to changing not only their jobs, but also their profession and place of residence - thus, in fact, turning into a “mobile workforce”, ...... That is .... into gypsies or guest workers? ??????????
slovak007

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2 October 2013 07: 23

So they should change their jobs to others, in which you don’t rub your butt, but calluses on your hands.
Troy

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2 October 2013 07: 35

I repeated, I repeat and I will repeat! At least kill me! In our country, power cannot be changed legally! This gang won't give her up. Even if you vote, even if you live in the polling stations, the result will be what they want. ONLY RUSSIAN AND RUTHLESS and there is no need to continue that it is meaningless. Living (surviving) under such power is pointless. Many people have a question, who is the alternative? What, she’s not there? There is, but it’s being stifled on the vine without access to the media (of course, she’s all in the service of,,,,,).
Or it merges, again into one hole with a swamp. And it will continue to be so. But we need to do something, otherwise we are finished. B_L_Y_T_B, the richest country in the world, but we live like in Ethiopia!!!
haralaan

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2 October 2013 07: 42

I agree with Prime Minister D.A. Medvedev, provided that the Prime Minister himself quits his job and starts changing his profession and place of residence every year
SolomonSS

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2 October 2013 07: 53

Medvedev and GDP on soap!
deman73

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2 October 2013 09: 00

and why is Russia so unlucky in its leaders, they are either fools
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  2 October 2013 09: 22
  
  Quote: deman73
  and why is Russia so unlucky in its leaders, they are either fools
  
  “If you can’t win, lead”! - well, at least at the regional level.
  
  It is clear that everything is f... in, and perhaps it will be even worse.
  and calls to “turn these snickering chickens’ heads off” will not improve the situation. - this is what we expect from our well-wishers.
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    2 October 2013 10: 02
    
    How can I fix it?
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Ihrek

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2 October 2013 10: 58

In the current situation, Medvedev is to blame in the most direct way. If he has the courage, he should admit it and resign. I think people won't mind.
Alyoha

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2 October 2013 11: 17

Let Dimon-iPhone show his mobility and willingness to change his profession by example, go to the Far East as a clown, to help those who suffered morally. I don’t understand that he is either a reference (which is unlikely given his education), or a traitor who went to the uranium mine together with Serdyukov and Vasilyeva.