... ten months of 2024, damper payments increased by 36% to 1.544 trillion rubles, and payments from the reverse excise tax and investment surcharge grew by 51% to 1.532 trillion rubles. In total, subsidies amounted to almost 3.1 trillion rubles, which is ... ... impose a temporary export ban and return to previous rules. This year, the crisis is linked to the risk of fuel shortages and the long-term impact of sanctions, which was not as noticeable in 2022-2023: due to restrictions on equipment supplies for refineries,...

... indeed crucial. A bit of **charisma can tip the scales** in one’s favor when professional qualifications are equal. Moreover, long-term career studies show that extraversion and self-confidence (traits associated with charisma) correlate with success: ... ... more objective data about a person's abilities, mitigating the effect of superficial charm. Training and monitoring: companies invest in bias-reduction training for managers. Leaders are taught to recognize their own stereotypes—including those related ...

... memory suffers, and reaction speed drops. Working day after day in a sleepy state leads to mistakes and overlooked details. Even investing more hours by sacrificing sleep yields less benefit—productivity during waking hours is too low. Moreover, fatigued ... ... leave to recover than to exacerbate your illness in the workplace. Remember: a balanced work and rest schedule is the key to long-term success and health. Work occupies a significant portion of our lives, and many everyday habits are formed in the workplace....

... opportunities (due to trade deals) will outweigh the potential negatives of sanction restrictions and conflict – this will shape the long-term balance of demand and supply for energy resources. Electricity and Renewable Energy: Record Consumption and Growth of ... ... U.S. Federal Reserve) regarding interest rates and the dynamics of the dollar’s exchange rate may impact borrowing costs, investments, and consequently, demand for energy resources. Sanctions and Trade Disputes: The evolution of sanction rhetoric towards ...

... economic benefits of new export agreements outweigh the potential negatives of sanction limitations—this will determine the long-term supply-demand relationship in global oil and gas markets. Electricity and Renewables: Record Consumption and Growth ... ... decisions (primarily by the U.S. Federal Reserve) on interest rates and the dynamics of the dollar may reflect on borrowing costs, investment, and consequently, demand for energy resources. Sanctions and Trade Disputes: Developments in the sanction rhetoric ...