to discuss this more i'm now joined by about the last god south from the republic's ministry of economic development thank you very much for joining me so but as has every family here in north or south we have been touched by the refugee problem is of course almost everything families have been touched to the problem there a lot of people are staying positive about refugee status here and living here but there are still some with hard negative about that issue well this is because of several problems first of all the problem of jobs the problem before the boy went to see a lot of gravity refugees are trying to normalize their life here so they are taking jobs from local people so this is one of the problems and so the problem is that those refugees who are still unemployed and still trying to. strive to survive here they are going on the streets and try to earn money in the legal ways so that makes it makes the level of crime higher all right thank you very much town was about transplant south from as the we published it ministry of economic development and meanwhile our team continues to bring you

to discuss this more i'm now joined by by that i've got zero for from the republic's ministry of economic development thank you very much for joining me so but as has every family here in north or south you have been touched by the refugee problem is of course almost every four families have such a problem there are a lot of people hours day caused the refugees to leave here but there are still so. i guess worth a shot if you will here this is because of several words that will help joey would know what the i think that is trying to force it was the way to control the flow of this city for all those the countries that are still going forward as to its workings. it's trying to survive here in the world why not just try to earn money we the way that needs. makes the level of crime higher all right thank you very much that was one of the last gonzalo from from the republic's ministry of economic development and meanwhile our team continues to bring you the latest picture of life down here in russia's north caucasus and the republic off north the search area. for business he suspects that would create. i

expectations that first stop will soon be included in there and see i index over the economic development ministry spoken friday of all to possible probably tell you say show sales for the post merge at ross telecom energy may just saw suffering losses drag by the will rise from this low point eight percent as burbank is also in the red tough percent fall in the company in just a moment. thoughts brush an insurance i.p.o. may happen as soon as this year the country's largest insurer has taken a six hundred forty million dollar loan to pay for the listing and the say the company could be worth more than two billion dollars. back to the country's biggest lenders burbank retail lending in russia is to receive a facelift with the addition of a strong new player the country's largest bank is teaming up with being p. parry boss russian subsidiary the joint venture will install loan offices and many retail stores across russia within about three years the company is expected to dominate with around thirty percent market share and this just that the comfiest be competitive advantage will be rooted in low interest rates or

ministry of finance and poland, working with a small group. now let me introduce the remainder of the panel, going alphabetically from mike left to right. auguste.dea byron is a senior partner partnermckinsey where he works in economic development. he also serves as a director of the social sector office and works with institutions and projects to help improve education, economic growth, and prosperity. he has been in washington since 2007. he is the co-founder and board chairman of the hope st. group, a national volunteer organization of executives, professionals, an entrepreneur, working on developing public policies to expand economic opportunity. he is on a number of not-for- profit boards including yale, the center for american progress, and is a member of the council of foreign relations. he is also the co-author of the report you are seeing today. to his left is martin bailey. --martin baily. he rejoined brookings in september 2007 to develop a program of research on business and the economy. he is studying the financial crisis as well as productivity and technology. he is also a senior adviser to mckinsey. he is an economic adviser to the congressional budget office and a director of the phoenix companies of hartford, c

ministry of finance and poland, working with a small group. now let me introduce the remainder of the panel, going alphabetically from mike left to right. byron is a senior partner partnermckinsey where he works in economic development. he also serves as a director of the social sector office and works with institutions and projects to help improve education, economic growth, and prosperity. he has been in washington since 2007. he is the co-founder and board chairman of the hope st. group, a national volunteer organization of executives, professionals, an entrepreneur, working on developing public policies to expand economic opportunity. he is on a number of not-for- profit boards including yale, the center for american progress, and is a member of the council of foreign relations. he is also the co-author of the report you are seeing today. to his left is martin bailey. he rejoined brookings in september 2007 to develop a program of research on business and the economy. he is studying the financial crisis as well as productivity and technology. he is also a senior adviser to mckinsey. he is an economic adviser to the congressional budget office and a director of the phoenix companies of hartford, connecticut. he i