Russian Economy Will Suffer for Years: Tinkov

The transcript discusses the impact of declining oil prices on the Russian economy, highlighting concerns about unemployment and economic pressure. It explores the potential for economic restructuring, skepticism about such changes, and the historical context of oil price fluctuations. The speaker shares views on political policies, supporting the Kremlin's stance on Ukraine while criticizing domestic policies. The discussion also touches on the relationship between oil prices, unemployment, and the banking sector.

What is one of the main concerns for the Russian economy mentioned in the first section?

• Decline in oil prices

• Growth in the agricultural sector

• Increase in tourism

• Rise in technology exports

What is the interviewee's view on the potential restructuring of the Russian economy?

• He is skeptical about significant changes

• He believes it will happen quickly

• He is optimistic about it

• He thinks it will lead to immediate growth

How does the interviewee perceive the historical impact of oil price fluctuations on Russia?

• They have always led to economic growth

• They have caused major structural changes

• They have not resulted in significant changes

• They have improved the banking sector

What is surprising about unemployment in Russia according to the interviewee?

• It has been consistently high

• It has been a major issue for 25 years

• It has been relatively low for 25 years

• It has never affected the banking sector

What is the interviewee's opinion on Putin's domestic and foreign policies?

• He supports both policies

• He dislikes both policies

• He supports domestic but not foreign policy

• He supports foreign but not domestic policy