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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Okay? But there were not many. And then as you can see, after the war, it dropped precipitously. Okay? So why? And as you..."
Jiang explains weak Chinese investment in Russia through two linked causes: Chinese firms want to preserve access to the Western financial system, and Russia itself is a closed, legally insecure environment for investors.
"Okay? But there were not many. And then as you can see, after the war, it dropped precipitously. Okay? So why? And as you..."
"Russia is very much a closed system. And it's very hard to do business in Russia. If you're in the United States and you..."
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