МЯЧИН: «Мы слезли с нефтяной иглы и сели на налоговую». Что нас ждет в 2027 году?

84%of all budget revenue comes from taxes. So, we’ve kicked the oil needle and jumped onto the tax needle. >> This is Nikolai Myachin, a PhD in Economics and author of "Simple Economics," which has millions of views . I asked him what awaits us in 2027. In the budget, 35%of all spending goes to defense. A missile takes off,

explodes, and the money vanishes. If business struggles and prices rise, where will money for wage hikes come from, and who will pay for it all? You depend on business directly. The higher the taxes on business, the harder it is for them, which means the harder it is for you. The "SVO" is dragging on,

requiring more money, and it’s obvious this money will be taken from you. So, is there any point in starting a business right now? Maybe it’s easier to just put money into a savings account? Well, don't lead, but things will be better for everyone, and it will be better for you. Go get a job,

go ride as a courier, pedal away. Nikolai, can we say that 2027 will be the hardest year for business and for the viewer's pocket? >> Politically, can we talk about politics or not?

>> Everyone understands that a huge amount of pressure is currently on the Russian economy. My feeling is that the state —and I’ll defend it a little here —seems to want to avoid long-term consequences, but at the same time, it needs money right here, right now. Nikolai, as a future Doctor of Economics, with your hand on the pulse

of Russia’s economy, what would you say? How are the authorities—or rather, the monetary authorities— handling the current load and the strain, to some extent? The Russian economy is, well, let's imagine it as a car. Elvira Sakhipzadovna also often explains things using the example of whether the rate can be lowered. She shows the car example, saying it's