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CL 2006 Clifford Gaddy "Russia's economy: prospects and constraints".
Series: Chautauqua Lectures
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Length: 00:58:45
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Piece Description
Russian economy expert Clif Gaddy talks about the future of Russia's economy as the post soviet baby boom comes of age. Gaddy says that Russia's econmy is fairly stong now but that it's abundant natural resources will begin to run out in 20 years.
Jonathan Groubert
Posted on November 27, 2006 at 02:24 AM | Permalink
Review of CL 2006 Clifford Gaddy "Russia's economy: prospects and constraints".
I like a good lecture given by a strong and authoritative speaker. I even like to listen to lectures on the radio, on my ipod and in the car. I also know that I am weird. The overwhelming majority of lectures, even very good ones like this, make bad radio.
Clifford Gaddy is an economist who knows Russia and is an excellent speaker and he deserves a hearing.
If I were reviewing a lecture series for sale or for mp3 download, I would give this 5 stars. For direct broadcast, I recommend this only to University based stations for whom this might have a built in academic audience of future economists and/or Slavisticians.