ST. PETERSBURG, September 6 (RIA Novosti) - Per-capita consumption in Russia has quadrupled in six years, to $3,000, an Ernst&Young partner said Wednesday.
"From 1999 till 2005, per-capita consumption in Russia has grown fourfold, and is now at about $3,000," Dmitry Babiner said.
He also said the Russian market has become more business-friendly, citing the alleviation of the tax burden, the abolition of foreign exchange restrictions, and the adoption of laws on concessions and special economic zones.
