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National Consolidation 2000–2007

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The domestic consolidation of aluminium assets is the main issue addressed in this chapter, which examines key market-related developments and how they influenced the decisions of private owners of Russian aluminium assets. After a period of chaotic redistribution of assets in the 1990 s, the structure of the industry changed: an aluminium duopoly was established in Russia, with Rusal controlling 75%of production and SUAL the remaining 25%. This period was also characterized by heated debate on the World Trade Organization, with oligarch Oleg Deripaska as the main opponent of Russia’s joining this international body.

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Godzimirski, J.M. (2018). National Consolidation 2000–2007. In: The Political Economy of Russian Aluminium. International Political Economy Series. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57234-5_4

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