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New Russian Capitalism (1985-2012). / Storchevoy, Maxim; Hass, Jeffrey K.

Taking Your Business to Russia: A Guidebook and Historical Overview for Entrepreneurs. Hanken School of Economics, 2014. стр. 85-93.

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Harvard

Storchevoy, M & Hass, JK 2014, New Russian Capitalism (1985-2012). в Taking Your Business to Russia: A Guidebook and Historical Overview for Entrepreneurs. Hanken School of Economics, стр. 85-93. <https://helda.helsinki.fi/handle/10138/136167>

APA

Storchevoy, M., & Hass, J. K. (2014). New Russian Capitalism (1985-2012). в Taking Your Business to Russia: A Guidebook and Historical Overview for Entrepreneurs (стр. 85-93). Hanken School of Economics. https://helda.helsinki.fi/handle/10138/136167

Vancouver

Storchevoy M, Hass JK. New Russian Capitalism (1985-2012). в Taking Your Business to Russia: A Guidebook and Historical Overview for Entrepreneurs. Hanken School of Economics. 2014. стр. 85-93

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Storchevoy, Maxim ; Hass, Jeffrey K. / New Russian Capitalism (1985-2012). Taking Your Business to Russia: A Guidebook and Historical Overview for Entrepreneurs. Hanken School of Economics, 2014. стр. 85-93

BibTeX

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