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Why Russia’s war economy is more resilient than the world expected.
For years, global analysts have predicted a total and inevitable collapse of the Russian economy. Yet, despite unprecedented sanctions and international isolation, the data tells a different story. In this deep dive, we explore the brutal logic of "War Economics 101" and why standard peace-time economic models failed to predict Russia's current trajectory.
We analyze the decisive shift from a consumer-driven market to a fully mobilized state machine, the strategic mastery of the "Monetary Trilemma" by the Central Bank, and the implementation of drastic capital controls that neutralized the threat of financial implosion. Is the Russian economy truly on the brink, or has it successfully transitioned into a permanent war footing that could last for years?
Key topics covered:
How Russia activated "idle resources" to boost GDP.
The failure of the "Fortress Russia" strategy and the pivot to capital controls.
The 4 historical pathways to economic collapse and where Russia stands.
Why authoritarian systems can absorb more economic pain than democracies.
The transition into "Phase Two": Total state control and rationing.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - The collapse narrative vs. reality
01:25 - Why analysts got it wrong: War Economics 101
03:50 - Activating idle resources and the GDP paradox
06:15 - The Monetary Trilemma and Nabiullina’s gamble
09:40 - Neutralizing Capital Flight: The turning point
12:10 - The 4 ways economies fall (Russia’s checklist)
15:30 - Phase Two: The future of a permanent war economy
17:45 - Conclusion: What happens next?
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