they work or is it an effective tool against military aggression , we will talk about this with igor buryakovsky, the head of the institute of economic research and political consulting, mr. igor, are you still in touch with us? greetings, let's first understand the definitions of what sanctions are, what they are, and maybe something from the history of sanctions when were they used for the first time or did they show their effectiveness, er, i will immediately start with the second question, that females are one of the oldest instruments of economic policy, and they were used in ancient times e. there is a very interesting story of who first applied sanctions, how they worked, but now if we move to our time, then sanctions have three absolutely specific goals, first of all, sanctions are restrictions, these are restrictions aimed at e the first task of them is to negatively affect the economy of the sanctioned country. the first task is to limit the export of the relevant goods and thereby undermine the economic power of the country. the second direction of the sanction is the restriction on t

this very decision, as well as how it will affect the rise in prices in other industries, with igor buryakovsky, the head of the institute of economic of research and political consultations p igor, i congratulate you good morning. what is your attitude to this decision of the government to release prices a little, they say that uh, in their communications that it is about uh, lack of regulation, but at the same time they indicate the recommended prices that will appear at gas stations that is, after all, it is about loosening the regulation. i would say, not about the complete lack of regulation, if we are talking about the regulation of any prices at all, it does not matter if it is fuel prices, or if it is the prices of some so-called social goods must therefore understand that regulation can work for a relatively short period of time , on the one hand, and on the other hand, there is a certain specificity of each market, so i think that such weakened price regulation is, in principle, an attempt to give more opportunities, including to suppliers to cooperate with their consumers, all consum

decision must be made by president joe biden what does this mean let's talk with the economist igor buryakovskyf the institute of economic research and political consultation p igor good morning good morning this is a lend-lease, but no one explains what it is. i hope that you can explain to our viewers what kind of procedure it is, what exactly does the word lend-lease mean? the program of military assistance of the united states of america to its allies or those countries that are of key importance for their security, this is the official wording on the basis of lease. that is, we as a recipient country can lease military equipment and military goods and use them very quickly in this this program differs from traditional ways, well , very simply, we can receive weapons from the united states of america in two ways. the first way is to buy them, and the second way is to receive them as guarantees, that is, free of charge. based on this, we receive weapons on a free basis and the lemlisa program simply gives us the opportunity to receive weapons today, but to pay for them tomorrow, or not to pa

reconstruction of ukraine after the war, that is exactly what we will talk about with our regular guest igor buryakovsky, the head of the institute of economic research and political consultations, mr. igor e-e good day good day a-a so , such aid plans are usually b the press calls it the marshall plan, let's remember what kind of plan it was, where do the historical sources come from, let 's say the classic marshall plan, which everyone is talking about today, it is a plan for the post-war recovery of europe which were initiated by the united states of america, george marshall from er, the head of the united states state department, who was directly the ideologue , the inspirer . briefly, the first task of the marshall plan is to overcome hunger, poverty and chaos after the second world war, which reigned on the territory of europe; the second is to help, to help solve not separate problems, to help to solve the systemic fundamental problems that forced the economy to work third countries, the planned recipients must have a clear vision of what they are and the readiness to do this, the readiness of pl