Those who stay: how companies justify their stay in russia
Justifying their stay in Russia by “provision of essential goods” is a poor excuse. In reality, companies that claim this are protecting their market share.
Publications
Individual Sanctions Roadmap: Recommendations for Sanctions against the Russian Federation
Through this paper, the working group aims to share its expertise and provide assistance to international efforts focused on the formulation of sanctions to increase the cost to Russia and support Ukraine in the defense of its territorial integrity and national sovereignty.
Statement on EU Sixth Sanctions Package
The West must maintain and step up the sanctions pressure on Russia in order to persuade the Kremlin that it must end its war against Ukraine. The working group applauds the EU’s decision to impose a 6th package of sanctions to sustain pressure on the Russian economy, reducing the regime’s ability to wage war in Ukraine.
Energy Sanctions Roadmap: Recommendations for Sanctions against the Russian Federation
Russia’s economy and budget are underpinned by revenues from the sale of oil and gas, primarily to Europe. This working paper provides new ideas about energy sanctions that would help cut off a vital supply of funds for the Russian government.
The Real Price of Russian Oil and Gas
The EU has refused to immediately and fully embargo Russian oil and gas purchases out of fear that it would throw the continent into an industrially-led recession, or would cause a much larger spike in prices. These arguments do not reflect the reality of supply-side elasticity in the oil and gas markets, and ignore the enormous costs that we are paying already as a result of the purchases of oil and gas from Russia
Action Plan on Strengthening Sanctions against the Russian Federation
A group of independent, international experts recommends new economic and other measures to pressure Russian President Vladimir Putin to end his invasion of Ukraine.
The International Working Group on Russian Sanctions
The International Working Group on Russian Sanctions is comprised of a number of independent, international experts. The group is focused on recommending new economic and other measures to pressure Russian President Vladimir Putin to end his invasion of Ukraine and restore Ukraine’s territorial integrity.
The Best Macroeconomic Policy for Russia
Russia has problems with supply chains, a debt crisis, a severe bank run, a currency crisis, and foreign direct investment issues because of the war it started against Ukraine. The best macroeconomic policy for Russia is to stop this insane war.
