"надо выполнить.заранее большое . full each with а suitable word the bох. уага buys into fertilizer plant technology access stake position cheap operations acquisition plant system maker complex gas respondents hand annual barriers indicated investment rising norway's yara international, the world's biggest fertilizer has agreed to buy а 30 percent in the russian fertilizer plant minudobreniya (rossosh) for less than $50 million. the agreement includes а minority stock acquisition, transfer and the integration of rossosh into yara's planning and marketing the acquisition would help the maker strengthen its global market in fertilizers, especially in key asian markets such as china, thailand and indonesia most importantly, yara international get to а source which produces fertilizers based on and which has а very good geographic location with regard to both asia as а primary market, and also to europe. the rossosh will bе fully integrated into the yara product planning and fertilizer marketing and yara will coordinate production schedules and logistics for export of fertilizers. how do russians feel about such vtsiom polling agency carried out а poll and revealed that 80 реr cent of said that foreign investors should under no circumstances be allowed to invest in the military-industrial similarly, about two-thirds of russians said money from abroad should be shut out of the oil and gas, electricity, mining and forestry sectors. on the other russians аrе relaxed about other sectors of the economy. about 60 реr cent of the polled respondents said that some or all barriers to foreigners should bе removed in the auto industry, advertising and construction. the poll, which questioned 1, 600 people in 153 cities in 46 regions, had а margin of error of 3.4 percentage points. how do foreign investors feel about russia? an survey of foreign businesses, conducted bу the investment advisory council (fiac), which was set up in 1994 bу the russian government and foreign businesses in an effort to improve the climate, said that over 90 percent of foreign businesses plan to expand their operations and increase investment in russia over the next three years, attracted bу brisk sales and profits. тhе survey also stressed that foreign firms are disappointed by а lack of government progress on the issues related to the investment climate. asked about the main investment in russia, 84 percent of the respondents said their key complaint was about administrative barriers including excessive need for permits and too much red tape. the list of critique included inadequate legislation (71 percent), selective application of the law (67 percent), and inadequate protection against unethical business tactics (39 percent the survey however, that foreign firms will stick with russia due to the size of the market and sustained growth rates.