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Yakov Feygin

Yakov Feygin

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Political Economy, Russia, and Public Finance Journalist, Center for Public Enterprise

Los Angeles

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Total articles 53

  • Divergent economic experiences of war: The rich get richer and the rest don’t – Riddle Russia

    By Jeremy Morris, Nikolay Kozhanov, Yakov Feygin, Vladislav Inozemtsev| Riddle Russia Verified Discussion of the inflationary side effects of war spending in the Russian economy has been inconsistent. Even when observers note how, in the long term, today’s economic decisions are storing up trouble, many focus on a mistaken idea that a significant segment of Russians are feeling economic benefits, or that wartime spending means real gains (as a share of GDP) for labour (i.e. that gains are redistributive).

    By Jeremy Morris, Nikolay Kozhanov, Yakov Feygin, Vladislav Inozemtsev · Riddle Russia

    Jan. 15, 2025

  • Chechnya’s war on Ukraine – Riddle Russia

    By Mark Youngman, Andrey Pertsev, Yakov Feygin, Vladislav Inozemtsev| Riddle Russia Verified Mark Youngman on the evolving role played by the Chechen security services in Ukraine Читать на русском Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has been a vocal supporter of Russia’s war on Ukraine from the outset, but the role played by his security services — commonly known as the kadyrovtsy — has evolved significantly.

    By Mark Youngman, Andrey Pertsev, Yakov Feygin, Vladislav Inozemtsev · Riddle Russia

    Dec. 05, 2024

  • Divergent economic experiences of war: The rich get richer and the rest don’t – Riddle Russia

    By Jeremy Morris, Nikolay Kozhanov, Yakov Feygin, Vladislav Inozemtsev| Riddle Russia Verified Discussion of the inflationary side effects of war spending in the Russian economy has been inconsistent. Even when observers note how, in the long term, today’s economic decisions are storing up trouble, many focus on a mistaken idea that a significant segment of Russians are feeling economic benefits, or that wartime spending means real gains (as a share of GDP) for labour (i.e. that gains are redistributive).

    By Jeremy Morris, Nikolay Kozhanov, Yakov Feygin, Vladislav Inozemtsev · Riddle Russia

    Jan. 15, 2025

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Center for Public Enterprise

Center for Public Enterprise is an organization focused on broadening the public sector's capacity to deliver economic development. We do so through our think tank by publishing original research and policy innovations, and by partnering directly with public agencies on designing and implementing development programs. Public enterprises serve Americans across many sectors of the economy—transit agencies, education districts, water systems, and airports are all examples—and with great benefit. Our goal is to grow the role for the public sector in the modern economy by helping to provide public institutions with the the tools to overcome economic constraints. CPE works with local, state and federal government agencies, as well as advocacy organizations, researchers, and academics to support successful design and implementation of public development programs.

Founded: 2021