Russia can rebound from the financial crisis in 1998, and the average economic growth rate of 7 percent per year, due to higher oil prices. Foreign investment increased The expansion of domestic consumption and political stability in 2007, Russia has the largest GDP in the world (worth 2.088 billion dollars. When measured by purchasing power parity [4]). Average monthly wage in Russia increased from 80 dollars in the year 2000 is 640 dollars in early 2008, nationals of Russia broke with about 14 percent in 2007, which is greatly reduced from 40 percent in 1998, in which the highest statistics after the fall of the Soviet Union [7]. The jobless rate in the Russian Imperial currency basket 12.4 percent in 1999 to 6 percent in 2007, the rest of the population, this increase in income is making a market in Russia's expanding middle class. Russia has a natural gas resources, the largest in the world. There are huge coal resources is the world's second largest oil resources and has become the world's top eight. Russia is a country which exports natural gas, is the number one oil exporter and the world's second largest. Oil, natural gas, metals and wood, a major export item with a value of up to 80 percent of all exports, but after the year 2003 began natural resource exports less, because the domestic market expanded significantly. Although the prices of energy resources will be much higher, but the oil and gas natural, it accounted for only 5.7 per cent of GDP and the Government predicts that this proportion be reduced to 3.7 percent in the second half of 2011, Russia still considered the country's economic development, better than any other resource-rich countries. Russia has a population of higher education graduates than any other country in Europe. The tax system easier to understand, effective since 2001, which make the public burden reduced revenue of the State increased. Russia tax rate system fixed at 13 percent, with personal income tax and makes the country's personal income tax system to attract executives, as second Deputy from U.A.E. From the survey, in 2007 the State budget surplus since 2001 and until the end of the year 2007 with a budget surplus of 6 percent of gross domestic product. Russia used oil revenues received through the stability of the Fund, Russia Federation, to pay their debts, which occurred in the Soviet era to the Paris Club and the International Monetary Fund. The oil export revenue could also give Russia the international reserves have increased from 12 billion u.s. dollars in 1999 as 5.97 billion dollars in 2008, which is the third highest of the world. Russia can also reduce foreign debt, causing up dramatically in the past. However, the country's economic development is not equal in each region, by district, Moscow, a district that affect gross domestic product of most.
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