In fact, the government has made many economic acquisitions which trouble observers. “President Putin is granting more influence to forces within his government that desire to reassert state control over the economy. State control has increased in the past year with a number of large acquisitions (“Russia” The World Factbook)...
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The president has many different responsibilities and duties. He is considered the head of state and “guarantor of the Constitution (“President of Russia”).” He defines the basic foreign and domestic policy guidelines of the state (“President of Russia”) by conducting international talks and signing international treaties ("Russia" The Constitution and Government Structure)...
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