ответы на вопросы по английскому языку

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  14.12.2007 г.
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  3 стр.
• Содержание:
  1. Foreign trade and economic relations of Russia 2
  2. Business Travel Abroad 3
  3. Negotiation and performance of a contract. Major contract clauses. 4
  
  
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  1. Foreign trade and economic relations of Russia
  Integrating the Russian economy with the rest of the world through commerce and expanded foreign investment has been a high priority of Russian economic reform. Russia has joined the IMF and the World Bank and has applied to join the World Trade Organization and the OECD. It also has been included in some functions of the Group of Seven.
  Russia also established a two-column tariff regime in harmony with the United States and other members of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), which in January 1995 became the WTO. Russia differentiates between those trade partners that receive most-favored-nation trade treatment and, therefore, relatively low tariffs, and those that do not. Although Russia has eliminated many nontariff import barriers, it still maintains high tariffs and other duties on imports of goods to raise revenue and protect domestic producers.
  The Government has used licensing and quotas to restrict the export of certain key commodities, such as oil and oil products, to ease the effect of price differentials between controlled domestic prices and world market prices. Without such restrictions, Russian policy makers have argued, the domestic market would experience shortages of critical materials. The government finally eliminated quotas on oil exports in 1995 and export taxes on oil in 1996.
  Russian trade with the so-called near abroad – the other former Soviet states – has greatly deteriorated. This trend began before the final collapse of the Soviet Union as Russian producers sought hard-currency markets for raw materials and other exportables. As Russia raised fuel prices closer to world market levels, the other republics found it increasingly difficult to pay for Russian oil and natural gas.
  Raw materials, especially oil, natural gas, metals, and minerals, have dominated Russia"s exports, accounting for 65 percent of total exports in 2003.