1. Russia has thousands of miles of coastline, but good harbors for ports are another deal. Much of the coastline is north of the Artic Circle making trade and use of the ports near impossible. Russia has had to fight and negotiate to gain and or keep access to more southerly ports such as Vladivostock on the Pacific and Kaliningrad on the Baltic Sea. Even ports and areas such as the Crimean Penninsula are important for trade access to the Mediterranean and out to the Atlantic.
Government interference in business
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<span>by facilitating the use of public property for private businesses by freeing unused public land for commercial purposes by letting them display advertisements on public property is your answer.
I hope this helps!
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