By the end of 1997, foreign investment accounted for only 1% of Russian GDP, of which South Korean investment totalled only 100 million dollars.Many western economists criticize Russia's legal system governing foreign investment for being poorly developed by international standards. The Russian government blames domestic conservative forces for impeding implementation of a consistent policy. Inconsistent taxation has not only discouraged foreign investors, but the Russian government has failed to raise foreign investor interest in natural resource development, land purchases and M&As.

The Russian government has recently introduced laws that stimulate foreign investment in order to accelerate Russia's economic reform. According to the Draft Law on Foreign Investment, the Russian government is entitled to provide incentives for existing Russian industries and particular regions. Recently, President Yeltsin announced that he would dismantle regulations to allow foreign investors to purchase more than 15% of shares of Russian oil companies. President Yeltsin has also signed a decree to allow naturalized persons and legal entities to purchase land.

All macro economic indicators have stabilized recently and Russia appears well on track towards economic recovery. In this context, Korean investment in Russia should be encouraged as part of a long-term strategy for creating a "new road" to the huge European market. Based on a survey of foreign investment in Russia and the relevant legal system, this study examines prospects for Korean investment in Russia.

Ⅰ. 序論

Ⅱ. 外國人投資政策 및 投資 現況
1. 外國人投資政策의 展開
2. 外國人投資 現況

Ⅲ. 外國人投資 關聯 主要 制度 및 그 變化
1. 外國人投資 關聯 主要 制度
2. 主要 外國人投資 關聯法案 改正 現況

Ⅳ. 러시아 外國人投資環境 評價와 韓國에의 示唆點
1. 러시아 外國人投資環境 評價
2. 韓國의 對러 投資 現況 및 展望
3. 結論 및 示唆點

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附錄 : 러시아연방의 外國人投資者에 대한 優待措置