On the way home from work last week there was an odd juxtaposition of news stories on the radio.
The first had to do with Leningrad. The Russians are throwing a big party for industrialists from around the world, hoping to get them interested in investment. The story was about the hurdles facing the Russians: investment requires assurances that a successful company will not be simply shaken down for money; that contracts will be e...
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