Investment climate parameters in transition economies : the case of Russia

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This thesis incorporates institutional definition of the economies in transition into the economic analysis of the investment variable. Probability environment of the real world is another point of analysis. Decision-making framework is analyzed and incorporated into analysis as well. Thesis tries to answer questions such as: Why same projects are treated differently in different circumstances. Finally the Russian experience is investigated and used to prove hypothesis about investment climate parameters and to give examples of investment into institutional matrix.

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Decision-making, Economies, Russia, Institutions, Institutional matrix, Susceptibility, Cognition, Investment decision-making framework, Investment climate parameters, Russian reforms

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/13709

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S. Nikitin, “Investment climate parameters in transition economies : the case of Russia,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2003.