Russia to pursue 'positively conservative' macroeconomic policy
SOCHI – The Russian government will continue a balanced macroeconomic policy, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was quoted by RIA Novosti as saying on Friday.
He also said it would remain conservative "in the good sense of the word."
"Hundreds and even thousands of projects are carried out each year. Investment runs into tens of billions of dollars," he told an international investment forum, Sochi 2010.
"Nevertheless, the Russian economy has not been spoiled by the excessive attention of investors - neither foreign nor our own."
The business environment in Russia is often criticized - sometimes justifiably, sometimes not, Putin said.
"We are very well aware of our own problems and will work constantly to resolve them."
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