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19:37 Russia didn't ban transactions - sanctions did. I couldn't pay for my Spotify by the 1 of March of 2022

Interesting analytics. As a Russian, let me make a couple of comments. 1. You named 1 million people who left Russia, but did not say where they went and how many returned. And statistics showed that they leave mainly to neighboring countries, they left only during the mobilization, more than half returned when the mobilization was over. It's hard to leave a country with the usual high standard of living from family and friends. Those Russians who have left are breaking away from culture and the country, and it is changing every day. 2. The working class in Russia cannot just leave everything and leave, firstly, many have loans and mortgages, secondly, most people work not at private but at state-owned enterprises with very good and stable salaries, as if hospitals, factories or the post office, they have nowhere and no need to run. They live the same way. Nothing has changed. Read it strictly with a Russian accent

another statement that 1000000 Russians left Russia in 2022 which is more or less true, but not mentioned that around 80% of them already returned back.

There are 3 types of economies: Market economies, Command economies and mixed economies. The Russian economy is a mixed economy. As a matter of fact, no economy can be a 100% market economy. The US economy, for example, is also a mixed economy.

First of all, let me say, Russia is an otarchy. A nation which has everything in natural resources.

17000 sanctions?? 😲😲😲... No country would hv survived such restrictions, particularly India

20:30 В России килограмм картошки стоит 20-30 рублей, держу в курсе

There is some information which I would like to correct. 1. Industrial output grew not only in military industry, but in many other industries thanks to import replacement process, local businesses rushed to fill the gaps which occurred due to some foreign brands decision to leave Russia. 2. Labor shortage was a problem even before the war, but became bigger after the war started.

No German Shepherd was not harmed in this video😂

No Dalub tatti was harmed in this video 😂😂😂

When you started to compare Market economy (India) vs State Economy (NK) - there is no reason to hear anything further. Absolutely delusinal!

Got friends from Russia and they said that tho food prices exploded at the start, now it is even cheapier than before the war, the Russian government has also being investing a lot in infrastructure and heavy industry, so a lot of people now have good paying jobs

4:14 no german shepher was harmed in this video 😂😂

4:13 damn that was smooth....

I'm from Russia. The conclusions that makes the guy are completely wrong. The state economy (planned economy) is much more stable compared to a market economy. We in Russia remember how Stalin's USSR fought with Hitler. Germany smelted twice as much steel, but produced fewer tanks than the USSR. The USSR was forced to send about 20-30 million adult men to war, while the country did not experience problems with food, because the planned economy ensured an even distribution of resources. The main advantage of the USSR was that it did not need to spend billions on the luxury of the rich - expensive houses, cars, personal planes, yachts. There were no rich people in the USSR.

This shows one thing - You gotta have strong international friends you can trust :)

German shephard was not harmed in this video🤡

"As some people say" at 4:11 - somebody just got owned

In India, you can transfer INR to foreign currency up to $8,000 with no problem. But if you go over that, you gotta pay 20% tax. So India's economy isn't as open as some might think.

@4:14 to @4:18 That was smooth. 🔥 And thank you for such an informative video. 😊

4:14 Now 14 year old kids will get offended Iykyk... 😂😂

4:13 No German shepherd was harmed in this video

If Russian can grow this much during a war time scenario, imagine how much would they grow without the war in Europe?

Bro ruined whole propoganda of German shepherd with a single line 😅😅😅

This man destroyed Mr. Rathee in Seconds... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

You said 1 million Russian left their country in 2022 because of Ukraine-Russo war. But the interesting part is, in Germany alone more than 300K Russian ethic left Germany and went back to Russia (maybe they were afraid of anti-Russia sentiments). But what if it also happens across Western- and Eastern European countries and they goes back to Russia. the numbers would be more than 2 million.

Russia prepared for this war post 2014 sanctions. He played game of chess with support from China since 2018.

Чисто с точки зрения "А что было бы" видео интересное, но вся шутка в том что Европа довольно успешно побеждает сама себя

no German shepherd was harmed in this video

Man….!! What a phenomenal detailed research and analysis 🙌🏻 thanks..🙏🏻

This video didn't mention some nuances about Russia economy, at first, Russia actually started exporting much more amount of products to such countries as China and India, but the problem is that countries has non-convertible currency, and payments for products, that Russia exports, are mostly made in that currency, which make the majority of profits locked in particular economy. So because of this, Russia is forced to import something or invest in their economies rather that convert revenue into rubles and boost what important for Russia. At second, despite Russia don't have fully state-owned economy, it actively increasing their share in overall GDP, by deprivatisation of companies, that was in state possesion when USSR exists, but transfered to private ownership when Soviet collapsed. Recently there was a situation, when stocks of some metallugry company was forcebly transfered to Russia from private owners, who even bought this stocks from others non-state parties, because goverment stated that privatisation process, that took over that 30 years ago, was made against state's will (wtf). At third, author didn't mentioned about migrant workers, who will replace those, who was conscripted or moved to work in military sector. So because of this Russian companies are more interested in migrant workers, and trying to gather more cheap labor in order to not increase salaries, and Russian goverment actively increasing theis work migrant's quotas in order to satisfy the request. And at final, Russia have a special "national prosperity reserve", that goverment actively use for covering excessive spending on military. So even if exporter's revenue are rising in dollar equvalent, it doesn't mean that they can actually use all of the money they earn. But of course, despite of all I said, Russian main exporters, who are all mostly state-owned companies, still managing to export their products in exchange for convertible currency, which they sell and spend into exsessive producing of rockets and weapons and nothing left for real people's prosperity.

This video actually attained my interest enough to keep me watching all the way through. Many videos of this length would have failed to do so and for that you have my thumbs up and subscribed. Thank you.

Dude you deserve a national award and you are the most eligible one out of 90% who got their first...All the best❤

Secretly roast rathee. 😂😂😂

Bro love how you logically break things down. How you present your chain of thoughts. Keep up the good work bro. I will surely see you someday!

11:06 i'd push back on that because around 3 million Ukrainians, at the least have fled to Russia. So although they have mobilised and had people flee Russia, the amount of people who fled to Russia from Ukraine and still live in Donbas and the Annexed areas, actually gives Russia more people now, not less. And also most sources still count these people as "ukrainian population" even though they're actually in Russia or in Russian annexed areas, effectively working for Russia. For example the population of Donbas and Crimea, could be easily around 6-7 million.

No dhruv rathee harmed in this video 😂😂

That sly dig at Dhruv was amazing 😂

Short summary of the video In the KZfaq video "Did Russia win the war against US & EU? Economic Case Study," the speaker examines Russia's economic resilience despite two years of war with Ukraine and economic sanctions from the US and EU. Contrary to expectations, Russia's economy has grown, with a projected GDP growth of 2.6% this year. The speaker attributes this to Russia's market-run economy, which allows the market to control production, enabling Russia to adapt and grow in the face of international conflict. The speaker also highlights the differences between market-run and state-run economies, using the examples of India and North Korea, and discusses how Russia's military sector is experiencing a boom due to increased wages and oil and gas exports. Despite challenges such as inflation and a volatile currency, Russia's economy grew by 3.1% in 2023, while Ukraine's plunged. The speaker urges India to learn from Russia's experience and adopt market-run economies, avoid relying on war for economic growth, and focus on manufacturing to take advantage of export opportunities. 00:00:00 In this section of the KZfaq video titled "Did Russia win the war against US & EU? Economic Case Study," the speaker discusses how Russia's economy has not collapsed despite two years of war with Ukraine and economic sanctions from the United States and European Union. Contrary to predictions, Russia's economy has grown, with a projected GDP growth of 2.6% this year. The speaker attributes Russia's economic resilience to its market-run economy, which allows the market to control production instead of the government. This approach allows Russia to adapt to changing circumstances and continue growing even in the face of international conflict. The speaker also highlights the importance of understanding the nature of a country's economy and the role of market forces in shaping economic outcomes. 00:05:00 In this section of the KZfaq video titled "Did Russia win the war against US & EU? Economic Case Study," the speaker discusses the differences between a market-run economy like India and a state-run economy like North Korea. The speaker explains that in a state-run economy, businesses don't prosper due to inefficiency in resource management and a slow response to market trends. The speaker then shifts the focus to Russia, which was expected to collapse economically due to sanctions but instead turned out to be a market-driven economy. The Russian economy quickly found new suppliers to replace those lost due to sanctions, with China becoming a major import partner. Additionally, military spending has significantly contributed to Russia's economy, making up almost 6% of its GDP and creating over 3.5 million jobs. 00:10:00 In this section of the KZfaq video titled "Did Russia win the war against US & EU? Economic Case Study," the speaker discusses how Russia's military sector is experiencing a boom due to increased wages, leading to a labor shortage in other industries and causing wages to rise across the economy. The speaker also explains that Russia's economy is not collapsing due to the sanctions against it because of its reliance on oil and gas exports, which have seen increased profit margins due to the price spikes in the global market. The speaker uses the example of oil, which accounted for a significant portion of Russia's exports before the war, and notes that even though the quantity of oil sold may have decreased, the revenue and profit margins have remained the same or increased due to the higher prices. The speaker concludes by mentioning that Russia has replaced some of its lost trade with the EU with increased trade with countries like India and China. 00:15:00 In this section of the KZfaq video titled "Did Russia win the war against US & EU? Economic Case Study," the speaker discusses how Russia's economy has not collapsed despite EU countries spending $30 billion less on Russian oil in 2023. China has made up for this loss by increasing its oil purchases from Russia by 45%, and Russia has also been using a "shadow Fleet" to sell oil to European and Indian countries without abiding by sanctions. Russia has become China's biggest supplier of oil and India's second biggest, allowing Russia to make significant revenue. However, Russia's economy still faces challenges such as a volatile currency, the transfer of money out of the country, and the depreciation of the ruble with respect to the Yuan. Despite these issues, Russia's GDP grew by 3.1% in 2023, while Ukraine's plunged by 29% and 4.9%, leading some to question if Russia's economy is truly booming. 00:20:00 In this section of the KZfaq video titled "Did Russia win the war against US & EU? Economic Case Study," the speaker discusses the economic challenges Russia is currently facing due to inflation and the depreciation of the Russian Ruble against the Chinese Yuan. The highest inflation rate in Russia was 17.8% in April 2022, and as the ruble depreciates, inflation in the country increases, leading to an increase in interest rates. The speaker also notes that the Russian economy is currently being kept afloat by the war and mineral economy, but the aftermath of past wars has shown that a war boost in the economy is often followed by an economic crisis. The speaker urges India to learn from Russia's experience and adopt market-run economies, avoid relying on war for economic growth, and focus on manufacturing to take advantage of export opportunities.

Always learn something new from this channel. Keep up the good work, Ganesh!

Bro took a jibe at German shepherd

Bhai German Shepherd ka Mazak mat udaao, uska Baap Jail me hai. He is sad 😂

You are 100% correct that India has to turbocharge its manufacturing capacity.

Market economies are dead and have been dead for a long time, even the us is a mix of state run economy and market

3:52 India is not a Market Economy . It is a Mixed Economy which is a combination of both State and Market Economy

dhruv rathee:- kuku fm🤡 Think school :- Geek for geeks🗿

no german shepherd harmed in this video😂

Sun Tzu in his book “The Art of War” rightly said - “There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged war” … think it also summarise what this video is trying to communicate. It would be very interesting to see how this pans out for Russia.

We need more case study. Thank you Ganesh for your efforts.❤

German Sheppard bow bow, think school Wow Wow! Great content

I don't think the west really expected Russia's economy to collapse or crumble. I think they went light. They allowed plenty of extra time from when they announced sanctions- to when they were actually implemented so EU could buy plenty of Russian oil/gas before sanctions kicked in. Sanctions were soft because they didn't want to shock stock markets and collapse the world economy. Russia will slowly decline. That's why the ruble is down again and interest rate is 16%.

I totaly agree with the closing remarks of being ready to grab opportunity....we have lost may until now but we shall prepare for everything next...

If you don't think india is going to become dictatorship you are absolutely in right mindset continue supporting your "papa"

Hi sir. i just saw your video on national logistic policy and i just loved how you explain the concept in simple words and also brief on all major variables. And i hope that our government will take water scarcity problem even more seriously than logistics as the rising heat is rapidly drying up many lakes. I am looking forward to more videos related to decisions taken by our government and thank you so much for the efforts you put in making each videos❤❤

That subtle shot makes this video so wholesome. @4:14

there two types of economy 1- ruled by state 2-ruled by market , but today russian economy is not ussr one and they had too much differences....same goes to north korea - it is simplification and compare north korea economy with russian economy is stupid as hell... - it is more about prapaganda than scientific analysis

Silent roasting 😂

Brilliant analysis

Phenomenal analysis, hats off to the crew, kudos keep up the pace ❤

THINKSCHOOL TEAM, KUDOS, YOU PEOPLE ARE DOING A GREAT JOB EDUCATING PEOPLE! KEEP IT UP!!

Great video !! Please share us how your process of video making is as well the presentation methods that you use .

4:16 Bro casually roasted dhruv rathee 😂

The “Shadow Fleet” study described in this video is already published back on 6th Dec 2023 from Bloomberg Originals under the video title as “The Shadow Fleet Fueling | Russia’s war”.

Wow what a amazing video. Thank you for the clear explanations . From Australia

Putin has balls made of steel😅

Keep doing this types of videos bro...your case studies are unique❤❤..

It is worth considering that production facilities are developing strongly in Russia and there is a large shortage of workers in the labor market. If the military industry starts to decline after the war, then workers will take up positions in the civilian sector. After the Second World War, there was nowhere to get a job in the USSR. Therefore, there was a sharp decline in the economy.

He misled the audience saying somebody called India a dictatorship nation whereas it wasn't mentioned anywhere in the noted video that the country is already under dictatorship. Again, in recent video, he put the title "Dictatorship in India Confirmed?" although there was nothing in the video about the freedom of people and fair election. This channel has been so helpful for the business point of view. Please don't wash your hands in the dirty river.

I learned new thing today 'Shadow fleet' a way to bypass sanctions in international waters. 👍🏻

The explanation is really great. That's why I love your videos.

Russia also exports to the G7 countries, but now through intermediaries India and China. Europe buys these goods at inflated prices.😂

Im so happy I found this channel, very well presented thank you 😊

4:14 Ooofff sooo smooth , Smooth operatorrr !

Nobody is saying it’s already dictatorship. People like Dhruv rathee is talking about prevention of dictatorship.

The problem is that Russian not in a war with Ukraine. For all markers this is a just local conflict for russia. There is no full mobilisation, no war economic .

I think you are missing the fact that Russia produces a lot of stuff domestically, so similar to Japan, the exchange rate does not affect the local economy as much as you would imagine. If anything, a cheaper ruble is a boon for exports. If potatoes ever get more expensive, it is not because of the exchange rate, but due to simple market speculation by profiteers. One might say... free markets in action!

*Hello Team Think School. To my best knowledge, India has been getting crude from Russia at much lower prices & Russians agreed due to sanctions imposed. Then how come their margins improved or remained same. Please help understand correctly. Thank you*

Bro India is not dictatorship, it's going towards the path of dictatorship. Correct your source❤

To @ThinkSchool for the cheap shot at 4:11 and followers / commenters who use the term German. Shepherd … Dhruv Ratew never said it’s dictatorship … he said on the spectrum it is moving towards dictatorship . Also DR in his interview with Karan Thapar said a central govt minister approached him which he rejected . Since Think school did Nitin Gadkari interview which I liked very much , in the interest of transparency please disclose if you received any money for the interview and also if the Government edited the video before it was put on KZfaq .

It is true that about 500k to 850k people (not a million) left Russia in order to avoid being part of the war. However, by annexing Donetsk, Lughansk, and Crimea, Russia gained a few million highly motivated and loyal people. Who does the counting for you? The Foreign Affairs magazine, or maybe the Wall Street Journal which claimed that the most common Russian weapon is the shovel?

love u and your video's research

Russia is like south indian movie hero that keep standing after got shot by manny bullets 🤣🤣🤣

No one has said that India is becoming a dictatorship, but it may be on the path towards one.

Main lesson for India: Maintain and deepen economic relationship with PRC.

4:13 This makes u different from others You don't support any party, you speak the truth and facts Thanks

You may be right about Russia in a post war world. However, from what I see, USA is having a similar problem right now. The dollar is rising, inflation is rising, they are dependent on the MIC to fuel their economic growth. Their infrastructure is falling apart, their society is collapsing. Africa is standing up to them and they are unable to do anything about it.

Appriciate your efforts and simple explanation.

Firstly ,i love your content but Dhruv never said India is under dictatorship 😂😂 He said india is heading towards it🫠 I feel it's true

Not gonna lie your videos are great binge worthy content. I wait for you to upload new video

The information doesn't stack up in the video in regards to oil/gas sales. 2023 has been a record low for Russia in terms of oil/gas revenue (compared to 2021) and Gazprom had huge loses in 2023 as well, compared to profits before. So its definitely no rose gardens in this regard.

Dude, in Russia they don’t control the exchange rate. All that is being done is purchasing for reserves or instructions to sell foreign exchange earnings to exporters

Thanks a lot! Gave a great perspective 👌

out of the three problems you discussed, the first two are valid 2 years ago and the third isnt a real problem because pre war inflation and post war recession will cancel out each other

The main lesson for India is the understanding that you should not keep your reserves in American securities so that they are not taken away from you later :)

I think you need to make it more as "Government owns State Bank" or "Private owns Central Bank" to get w wider picture. You can trace the reason of the war from that.

4:30 bhai but sugarcane id important for sugar mafia and modi friend Adani is one of major sugarcane purchaser in india You can link this

Frozen INC accounts, broken regional parties multiple times to the point of making them irrelevant, and arrested Kejriwal. The only meaningful opposition parties left are in WB, Kerala, TN, and Andhra. Neither of those are going to expand nationally. WB will last only for another term, after that they'll arrest Mamata on some excuse before next election. As of now, they're not able to do that only because TMC has more powerful goons on the ground. TN/Kerala are largely irrelevant on the national stage (which is sad, but true) and they keep trying to malign Kerala's image anyway. Believe me or not this nation is United just because of "CONSTITUTION OF INDIA" any fatal injury to this book will result in catastrophic consequences.. if they tried to change the basic structure of constitution I don't think any one will be able to stabilize this diversity rich country..

Before this event in Ukraine, no one in the United States thought about Ukraine and did not help with money when it needed it, even Russia lent an amount for the Ukrainian economy that it did not repay, but when the war began, the United States began to take care of them as if it were their neighbor, The USA needs a country overseas, this is their new Vietnam, they could have helped before the war with money, but for some reason they help after the start of hostilities with weapons, strange help))))

China actually run a slight trade deficit against Russia due to its importing way more raw materials than before. Which is a good thing since the trade is mostly balanced. Meanwhile Russia can’t seem to import anything of value from India 😂