Relative stability . In pluralist systems, changes of dominant coalitions lead to changes of policy. In a corporatist system the dominant coalition is stable because it includes almost all the relevant actors and policy will change only if the interests of important members of coalition change, which should be rare. Low permeability of the government . Access to the government will be rather easy, but outside actors, whether governmental or not, will have difficulty in translating access into policy change.
Pure importers are likely to be rather powerless.
Low effectiveness of compensatory schemes . These features are not yet fully developed, of course. Today, the government still has considerable powers and can hold opposition in check. However, this ability will probably be decreasing as political and economic structures mature. The Russian economy is increasingly oriented toward the world market and its growth will only increase this involvement.