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Frankly

The crisis forced the government to reduce income tax from 24% to 20% – and that was the impetus for the development of any business. Credit: David Zaslav-2011. When the crisis ends the financial markets crisis will have spilled over into the real economy. He could not touch, and the defense industry, especially when it comes to arms exports. Learn more at this site: Discovery Communications. Have any reason to rumors of massive downsizing of defense enterprises and the transition to a reduced working week? – On the production scale of the disaster is not like that. If financial companies simply went bankrupt, then industrial enterprises only tighten their belts tighter. Frankly, we are now very hard. But it is not harder than everyone else.

Banks are all dramatically increased the rates on loans, thus reducing the volume of lending. Tightened liquidity requirements of mortgage obligations (their ability to be quickly sold at market prices). I’m not talking about the fact that registration of loan documents spread over many weeks. Even those companies that have a positive credit history, can not receive credit for development and working capital. Run, , vanity abandon New Year corporate parties and supersedes cash Prize for the holiday. This is a financial collapse: we are faced with acute shortage of cash. More glory to God, that five years ago has increased the state defense order. If previously it was only 3-5% of the total turnover of our business, now this value is much higher.