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RE: LeoThread 2025-03-31 00:31

in LeoFinance29 days ago

Part 4/9:

  1. Economic Incentives Tied to War: Russia’s economy has developed an increased reliance on military spending, which now comprises a significant portion of its GDP. The ongoing military mobilization has revitalized parts of the Russian economy that were previously stagnant, providing jobs and boosting local economies. Nevertheless, this war-driven economic growth comes at the cost of rising inflation and labor shortages in critical sectors.