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Vladimir Kadannikov

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346: 361: 336: 326: 366: 182: 351: 78:, First Deputy Prime Minister and fellow "industrialist." He attempted to take measures to defend the industry, including the introduction of import tariffs, but this was blocked by the 321: 82:. Kadannikov's appointment caused Western analysts to believe it was a shift away from the economic reforms overseen by Chubais. In August 1996 he was removed and replaced by 316: 331: 371: 356: 311: 74:. Kadannikov was viewed as an advocate of Russian industry, which suffered due to the reforms which favored foreign companies, being an ally of 201: 341: 282: 257: 145: 63: 31: 79: 67: 122: 306: 301: 274: 62:, a Russian automobile manufacturing company. In January 1996, he was appointed to the cabinet as 278: 253: 127: 83: 23: 30:; 3 September 1941 – 3 June 2021) was a Russian businessman and politician who served as a 187: 71: 51: 35: 75: 295: 39: 55: 249: 214: 347:
Recipients of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", 3rd class
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YELTSIN'S POLICY SHIFT, IMF MAY WITHHOLD LOAN TO RUSSIA
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Yeltsin Names Key Officials To Oversee Economic Reforms
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Recipients of the Order of Merit (Ukraine), 3rd class
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Deputy heads of government of the Russian Federation
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Resigned Communist Party of the Soviet Union members
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Recipients of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour
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Index

Russian
Deputy Prime Minister of Russia
Anatoly Chubais
Boris Yeltsin
Gorky
Soviet Union
AvtoVAZ
deputy head of government
privatization reforms
Anatoly Chubais
Oleg Soskovets
IMF
Vladimir Potanin
AvtoVAZ
Moscow


Whiz-Kid Banker Named to Russian Cabinet
Los Angeles Times
Yeltsin Names Key Officials To Oversee Economic Reforms
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Cook (2001)
Brown (1997)
YELTSIN'S POLICY SHIFT, IMF MAY WITHHOLD LOAN TO RUSSIA
Washington Post
“Business Has No Nationality,” Believes AvtoVAZ CEO Vladimir Kadannikov
"Новости Тольятти - Скончался бывший глава АВТОВАЗа Владимир Каданников"
M.E. Sharpe
ISBN
978-1563249259

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