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Enterprise Adjustment and the Role of Bank Credit in Russia: Evidence from a 420 Firm's Qualitative Survey

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Sophie Brana
Mathilde Maurel
Jerome Sgard

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This paper is based upon the primary data collected by the enterprise survey realised since 1992 by the Russian Economic Barometer, published on a quarterly basis by the Russian Academy of Science. Questions are mainly of a qualitative nature, with a number of possible answers ranging from two to ten, as their scope takes a more cardinal nature in the latter cases. Variables describe on the one hand the present state and recent performances of enterprises, as reflected by their own judgement; on the other hand, they give indications on their expectations as regard the evolution of the economic environment as well as their intended behaviour over the next six or twelve months. All answers provided during the four surveys realised in 1996 have been pooled, so as to be considered as a single cross-section sample, though all respondents are represented only once.

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Keywords: finance; credit; adjustment; multiple choice analysis;

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