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The Kremlin Wants to Cool Down The Russian Economy. Why That Could Be A Problem
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Driving a taxi in the Russian capital has never been an overly lucrative job for Said, a Tajik migrant living in the Moscow region, but it has allowed him to pay the bills.
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The Kremlin Wants to Cool Down The Russian Economy. Why That Could Be A Problem
Driving a taxi in the Russian capital was never very lucrative for Said, a Tajik migrant living in the Moscow region, but it paid the bills. Now, he says, gasoline has jumped by more than 30 percent in recent weeks – from 45 rubles a liter to 60. All told, his daily take-home pay is just…
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