Stock market development in the Middle East

A. V. Fedorchenko

Journal of Modern Competition, 2007, issue 1, 118-125

Abstract: The Russian stock market emerged 15 years ago. It saw both ups and downs but never turned into an effective mechanism able to induce large-scale investments. It is no wonder the Russian businesses which are able to attract investors have their own marketing strategies aimed at entering foreign markets. The success of the strategy depends largely on the knowledge and understanding of the organizational specific features, and its development trends and rules.

Date: 2007
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