Which in the Current Conditions can. Significantly facilitate the movement of capital, which is extremely important. Well, at the Plenary Session itself they talked about the future of the ruble and Exchange Rate policy, and the central bank once again confirmed its position, as stated by elvira nabiulina, the regulator against additional bans and restrictions. If we had a rate now stayed there 7. 5 the rate would have been much weaker , there are proposals to make the rate more stable, including introducing additional currency restrictions, we are having discussions, it seems to me that this is our experience, our personal experience , the experience of other countries shows that administrative measures are very costly and do not give a significant effect, economic incentives are needed, the attractiveness of ruble savings is needed. And here is another opinion of the minister of economic development, maxim reshetnikov, he said that difficult times require radical measures, even tempo
More important for us that there is simply. The chinese economy accelerated in the Second Quarter to 6. 5 ; just the Indian Economy is 7. 8 , which in our markets there is a shortage of basic goods, which pushes prices up, this is actually a very structural reform that has taken place, is still happening, it was very painful, the fact that we have reoriented to the healthy part of the Global Economy allows us to be more sustainable and solve all the problems that we need to decide now, very. Sobyanin, he said that its time to learn a lesson and that we should not rely on globalization, not that it concerns europe, not that it concerns asia, but the eastern markets, we must understand , what are they even tougher, and today we are faced with and absolutely see the preferences of eastern countries, which essentially give dumping to their producers. And no one wants to give us technology, neither in the field of mechanical engineering, nor in the field of aircraft manufacturing, nor in th
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Pursuing issues that were important to her like education, literacy, and womens health. Laura batch, this laura bush, this sunday night. Examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady, and their influence on the presidency. From Martha Washington to michelle obama, sunday at 7 00 8 00 p. M. Eastern. Good morning, everyone, and welcome to American History tv live from Colonial Williamsburg. On the eve of the American Revolution williamsburg, virginia was a bustling capital , home to a large enslaved population. American history tv returns to the williamsburg at the 1770s where we are live from the historic district. Burgesses, where George Washington once served, and the Governors Palace, home to king george. We will also be taking your questions as we talked to historians, curators, and interpreters that will all be aboard the cspan bust today. Joining us is Colonial Williamsburg president mitchell reiss. Thank you for being here this morning,
Anderson Blacksmith Shop. Within colonial williamsburg, weve preserved a number of trades from the 18th century. We have probably 20 trades practiced in the historic area. And i run the Blacksmith Shop, we work with iron and steel. Those are Raw Materials that are made into finished products, such as construction hardware, tools, household accessories, agricultural implements, parts for wagons and carriages. And here at the armory, we expand into even more work. Ill touch on that in just a moment. As part of a historic trades, our mission really is to recreate the Work Environment and the activities that you would find in these sorts of workshops in colonial america. That involves hand work. There is no machine process here. And it also, for us, involves the study of early documentary evidence to teach us about the history of these trades and the technologies that were practiced. The documentary Research Also tells us about the operation of these businesses. Who worked there, what sort