no.4, pp.489-498, 2020 (Conference Book)
Prolonged economic
stagnation and a lack of new and effective ways of the monetary policy
influence on the economy triggered off an interest
in the available instruments of the fiscal and
organisational policy in the developed countries. In Russia, the monetary
policy instruments are far from being exhausted.This paper presents an overview
of the current state of Russia’s fiscal policy, evaluates its performance and outlines its future challenges. Historically, Russia’s
economic policy has always been strongly influenced by taxes and government
expenditures, which can be explained, among other things, by a substantial
share of the public sector. The projecteddepletion of mineral resources in the
next 20 years will bring about the necessity of tax burden redistribution. With
this in mind, it is critical to define the structure of the federal investment
expenditures, major spheres of production and individual projects where Russia
could generate competitive advantage in doing business.