Rotenberg proposed to "let people go" for a breakthrough in Russian business

To adapt to the current situation, RUSSIA needs to remove regulatory barriers and create a comfortable environment for business, Rotenberg believes. In his opinion,

The Russian economy can adapt to the current crisis, for this it is necessary to remove the regulatory barriers that stand in the way of business. This was stated to RBC by businessman Arkady Rotenberg at the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF).

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“We don’t need to draw checkers, but go,” notes Arkady Rotenberg. - And for this you just need to systematize everything that we have, for each item, and everyone really wants to do it. To create the most favorable conditions for business in order to remove unnecessary barriers and provide access to credit funds.”

Rotenberg notes that, despite the departure of a number of foreign companies, unemployment in Russia has declined. “There is a paradox in the current unemployment rate - it has decreased. Why? Against the backdrop of the departure of large foreign companies, small and medium-sized enterprises have the opportunity to produce something, they began to develop, attract personnel. But this, of course, had to go a long time ago, ”explains Arkady Rotenberg.

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“If we just removed the regulators a little, let people go, they would find everything, they would do everything, everything would be much faster,” the businessman argues. “We have a lot of Kulibins, they will quickly do something themselves.”

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Earlier, billionaire Oleg Deripaska called for the creation of a comfortable environment for business in Russia. In his opinion, this requires a reduction in the key rate, the rejection of "state capitalism" and the decriminalization of the work of entrepreneurs.

In May, a survey conducted as part of the RSBI index (a monthly survey of business sentiment in small and medium-sized businesses) showed that the majority of small and medium-sized businesses (60%) do not see opportunities for their companies in the current crisis. Only every tenth representative of SMEs (11%) unambiguously agreed that the crisis could open up business opportunities, and 28% chose the answer “rather agree”.