The Main Trends of External Economic Relationsof Russia in the XVIIIth Century
Abstract
Russian external economic relations are considered through the modern problems of geo-economy. The article exposes the results of Russian governmental attempts to develop external economic contacts in the north-western (Western European), the south-western (across the Azov and the Black Seas) and the south-eastern directions (the Middle East, Central Asia, China). It’s found out that throughout the whole century the Western European direction developed at priority growth rates. This was determined by the growing needs of the economy and market of Western Europe. External economic relations developed in the south-western and south-eastern directions slower because of considerable difficulties in their infrastructure and logistics progress, as well as due to the geopolitical problems.
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