"Russia's Resilient Economy: War Spending Fatigue and Sanctions Dodging"

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Russia's economy has shown resilience despite ongoing war with Ukraine, with military spending reaching 40% of the budget and overshadowing social spending. Experts warn that the Russian people's tolerance for the situation may be waning, as the economy's growth is primarily driven by war spending and subsidies, with little benefit trickling down to the populace. The country is also facing a labor crunch and brain drain. As President Putin seeks a fifth term, concerns arise about the long-term sustainability of the militarized economy and its impact on social and developmental needs.
- Russia's economy resilient, but its people may be sick of war spending Business Insider
- Russia's Brutal War Calculus The New York Times
- What Makes Russia's Economy So Sanctions-Resistant? The Atlantic
- How Russia Dodged Sanctions, in Seven Charts The Wall Street Journal
- The West tried to crush Russia's economy. Why hasn't it worked? POLITICO
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