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Originally Posted by klinton
such thinking is not valid, as for example: Luanda in Angola is expensive, Port au Prince in Haiti is expensive if you want to have running water, electricity and decent(normal) food..and many more examples to come ;-)
I'm not comparing Russia to these countries, simple proving that such logic doesn't work :-)
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Luanda, Angola or Haiti are not places where big companies want to invest or countries that can influence global changes depending on their choices. Prices there are coming from lack of basic things like infrastructure, while in Moscow, it is just about demand and offer.
Money used to buy properties and land in Europe is coming from Russia (from London to Montenegro), not from Angola or Haiti.
We all know reaction from big companies (for example Siemens) after "sanctions" for Russia and EU reaction after gas agreement with Chinese.