Study shows money lost from the companies leaving Russia amounts to 45% of GDP
Research from Yale shows that companies exiting Russia are taking with them revenues equal to almost half of Russia's GDP.
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Research from Yale shows that companies exiting Russia are taking with them revenues equal to almost half of Russia's GDP.
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ByFrench companies have been the least active in withdrawing from Russia. Large financial losses and weak ethics explain why.
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