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Russia’s Economy for U.S.-Russia Relations: Quest for Stability Project

By Chris Miller, Assistant Professor of International History at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University

Cyber disruptions. Military encounters. Geopolitical instability. Economic sanctions. Even the risk of nuclear annihilation. How did we get here? Today the increasingly fraught U.S.-Russia relationship has entered a dangerous era of confrontation. Tapping a distinguished roster of policymakers, experts, and scholars, U.S.-Russia Relations: Quest for Stability presents a deep dive into the historic complexities and ongoing tensions amid one of the world’s most important bilateral relationships. In the following podcasts, Fletcher professor Chris Miller discusses Russia’s economics and energy.

GLOBALIZATION: RUSSIA’S CONNECTIONS TO THE GLOBAL ECONOMY 

Russia’s Top 5 Trade Partners and U.S., 2007–2017

U.S. Top 5 Trade Partners and Russia, 2007–2017

TECHNOLOGY: RUSSIA’S NASCENT TECHNOLOGY SECTOR

Active Users of Online Platforms vs. Country Population

TRADE: RUSSIA’S BIGGEST TRADE PARTNERS

Russia, Major Trading Partners – Exports (2016)

Russia, Major Trading Partners – Imports (2016)

Russia Balance of Trade

SANCTIONS: THE IMPACT OF PUNITIVE ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ON RUSSIA

Russia Foreign Direct Investment

Impact of Sanctions

CHINA-RUSSIA TIES: A SOURCE OF FUTURE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND INVESTMENT

Russia’s Trade With China

Top 5 Russian Imports From China (2016) 

Russia Petroleum Exports to China 

REGIONAL BLOC: THE RUSSIAN-LED EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION 

The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU)

EAEU Nominal GDP (2015) 

ECONOMIC POLICIES: “PUTINOMICS” AND ITS IMPACT

GDP Per Capita – Russia/U.S. 

GDP Per Capita – BRICS

GDP Per Capita – Former Soviet Republics 

Russia Unemployment 

Population Living Below National Poverty Line – Russia 

National Poverty Headcount Ratio – Former Soviet Republics 

MIDDLE CLASS: STABILIZATION AND IMPROVEMENT IN LIVING STANDARDS

Russia Birthrates

Russia Demographic Breakdown (2018)

CORRUPTION: CRACKDOWN AT LOWER LEVELS, GRAFT AT THE TOP 

Russian Perceptions of Corruption 

FISCAL HEALTH: LARGE SURPLUSES AND LOW DEBT 

Total Reserves – Russia/U.S. 

Total Reserves – BRICS 

Total Reserves – Former Soviet Republics 

This piece was republished from U.S.-Russia Relations: Quest for Stability.

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