ADVANTAGE NORTHWEST RUSSIA - The New Growth Center Of Europe

Grigory Dudarev, Sergey Boltramovich, Pavel Filippov and Hannu Hernesniemi

No 206 in ETLA B from The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy

Abstract: Large industrial complexes were the engines of the Soviet economy, which collapsed in 1991. Advancing economic growth in Russia is a question of how well these previous agglomerations will be transformed into market-driven industry clusters, and what kind of new business activities free entrepreneurship generates.

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