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Неформальная экономика в России: краткий обзор

Неформальная экономика в России: краткий обзор

Abstract

Обзор посвящён исследованиям неформальной экономики в России. Выделяются основные направления трансформации неформальной экономики в постсоветский период, а именно переход от фиктивной экономики приписок к теневой экономике сокрытия, от блата к сетевым связям, от хищений к уходу от налогов. Систематизированы исследования, посвящённые проблемам роста теневой экономики в постсоветский период. Отдельное внимание уделяется вопросам использования насилия и коррупции в бизнесе, роли межсемейных реципрокных обменов, а также проблеме легализации предпринимательской деятельности. В обзоре содержатся основные выводы относительно того, чем постсоветская неформальная экономика отличается от советской и каковы тренды развития современной неформальной экономики России.

The review is devoted to sociological studies in the field of informal and shadow economy in Russia. It discusses the rise of the shadow economy in the Post-Soviet era, involving transition from fictitious and virtual economy to shadow dealings, from relationships of «blat» to business networking, and from pilfering to tax evasion. Moreover, it addresses the institutionalised practices of corruption and use of violence in business, the maintenance of inter-family reciprocal exchanges and the progressive legalization of business activities. The brief overview proposes key findings concerning the differences between the informal sectors of the Soviet and Post-Soviet periods and the main trends of the modern development in Russian shadow economy.

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НЕФОРМАЛЬНАЯ ЭКОНОМИКА, НЕФОРМАЛЬНЫЕ МЕЖСЕМЕЙНЫЕ ОБМЕНЫ, КОРРУПЦИЯ, СИЛОВОЕ ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСТВО, ЛЕГАЛИЗАЦИЯ БИЗНЕСА

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