And now to economics. Grigory Alekseevich, many economists have different opinions as to how the Russian economy should be restructured. Monetarists argue for a stable currency and money supply, while others support production-side economics. The main goal is a political one. It is an aggregate of 70 years of economics.
Financial stability is of course an important background for all economic changes.
The stability which we have thus far achieved is progress we cannot afford to lose. Now, there are important institutional issues to address in regard to restructuring the economy. The first thing to take on is land reform. In addition to this, we must also address property issues, de-monopolization of the economy and the raw material sector, as well as reconsider how we can reform the use of energy in the economy. Free trade, adjusting our policy of currency exchange and rates, the creation of a good environment for competition, these are the main focus of what must be done.