Siheyuan starts from a better life

Chapter 1152 Shuffle
To be honest, when they set up this committee recently, they saw too many dark sides of human nature that they had never seen in books before. As long as there are benefits, they will eat as ferociously as jackals, tigers and leopards. Those people wish to take all the wealth into their arms.

She had encountered such a thing before. A group of second-generation people with connections set up a so-called company together and blatantly asked them for policies and things. Now they wanted the operating rights of the "Red October Candy Factory."

This factory is a century-old factory. It was founded by German von Arnim and is located on Myasnitskaya Street in the center of Moscow. It produces the highest quality candies.

Alyonka (Алёнка, translated as "Ai Lian Qiao" in Chinese) is a classic souvenir specialty of Mao Zedong. It is also ranked among the top three candy brands in the entire Mao Zedong country. This brand of chocolate is one of the common childhood memories of all Mao Zedong people.

It would have been fine if they paid a normal price, but the takeover price they paid was a small fraction of the actual value. What's more important is that this group of participants actually regarded their so-called "nonsense and worthless ideas" as intellectual property, valued them at millions of rubles, and used them to buy shares in the company.

This was an ugly act, especially since they actually bribed a deputy director. After he found out, he stopped the deal and fired one of his deputy directors who had participated in the deal.

Therefore, there are few people in Da Mao like Jiang Yan who refuse the benefits that are delivered to them, not to mention that they think these benefits are what Jiang Yan deserves.

There was no other noble man like him in all of Moscow, and that was why they were moved.

Actually! Jiang Yan was not uninterested, but he was not interested in Damao's current heavy industry. To be honest, he really looked down on these enterprises. First of all, not all the shares belonged to him. He only owned 51%. He could not accept this alone, not to mention that he had to bear the burden of so many employees.

Furthermore, they are all a bunch of stupid and clumsy heavy industrial enterprises. He must have a multi-axis brain to want such an enterprise. Didn’t he see that the Soviet Union played with heavy industry and killed itself! The few heavy industries he has in China are also high-tech industries. This is too expensive. It’s okay to make contributions to the country, but if he invests in these enterprises and revitalizes them, it’s basically aiding the enemy.
Of course, if he could sell the enterprise like the former managers and factory directors, he could make a lot of money. But Jiang Yan couldn't do that. Mr. Jiang was still a positive figure in Moscow.

Word of mouth is something that can be very useful if you have time.

Of course, it is impossible for Jiang Yan to ignore all the feelings. At least he is quite interested in the technical information. At present, the national technical personnel in his team have basically mixed into many universities and research institutes in Moscow through Jiang Yan's relationship.

Thanks to Mr. Jiang and Jiang Yan's previous preparations, their people have already strolled around the Damao National Academy of Sciences and looked through all of Damao's technology catalogs. Those who were interested were purchased directly. Of course, Jiang Yan was more concerned about civilian technology.

You know, the development of the Russian bear itself is not weak, and it has a lot of good things.

Taking advantage of Mr. Jiang's reputation and his wealthy appearance, many hungry researchers secretly contacted people in Jiang Yan's department, hoping to buy their things.

This is because Moscow is still in chaos at the moment, otherwise Jiang Yan would not dare to contact these people.

Jiang Yan not only purchased information, but also recruited more than a dozen professors of communications engineering from Moscow University, St. Petersburg State University, and the Moscow Institute of Physical Engineering to return to China to work for him. He was already very satisfied.

Of course, this doesn’t mean that he will stop making money from Russia.

If you want to make a lot of money, you should play with finance. This is the way to make money, and it is quite hidden and not easy to detect.

After a while, they will carry out a comprehensive reform of the financial sector. At that time, private banks will be able to replace the Russian Central Bank and have the authority to issue loans to other companies. This is the time to reap the real wealth. At that time, the Russian Central Bank will give these private banks a certain amount of money every year. These private banks can directly get money from the printing factory, issue loans, and earn interest difference from it. This is a sky-high profit. What's more terrible is that this is not cash, but vouchers.

There is basically no difference from the left pocket to the right pocket.

This was a feat of privatization by Chubais, which estimated all of Russia's resources, including oil, gas, minerals, and all state-owned enterprises in the country.

In order to achieve this goal, Gaidar first distributed state-owned assets equally. Every Russian citizen would be given privatization securities worth 1 rubles that could be freely circulated in the market.

It seems that every Russian has assets allocated by the state, but the reality is that these ten thousand rubles are of no help at all.

With inflation in Russia so severe at the time, money was worthless. 1 rubles in cash could only buy a pair of shoes, let alone securities.

Therefore, facing such new changes, the Russian market will also teach Gaidar a lesson. First of all, Russia's price system was the first to reach the brink of collapse. Further inflation accelerated the soaring prices. In 1992 alone, Russia's inflation rate exceeded 2500%.

Secondly, it is reflected in the living standards of the Russian people. Due to the rapid depreciation of the currency, Russia seems to have regressed by more than 20 years overnight.

For ordinary people, this reform made their lives even worse. But for the rich and powerful, it was a rare opportunity to turn things around.

Because at this time they could exchange large enterprises of the former Soviet Union, including state-owned enterprises, at extremely low costs.

For example, Russia's largest private enterprise was worth at least $2000 billion at the time, but the actual selling price was surprisingly low, $72 billion, less than 1% of its original value.

This situation was common at the time, and most companies were acquired at prices below cost.

In addition, buying stocks at a low price is also a way. According to data, in the oil and gas sector at that time, according to the regulations on securities privatization, middle-level managers such as factory directors and managers could get no more than 10% of the shares during the privatization process.

It is at this time that these managers begin to have evil thoughts. For example, they take the initiative to use cash to buy stocks from other employees, and the price is very cheap, because ordinary employees need cash to exchange for daily necessities, not so-called stocks.

Some senior executives even semi-coerce employees to give them shares. Other managers collude with government officials in private and put some state-owned assets or shares into their own pockets through auctions.

In this way, the rich continued to take all the state-owned assets into their own pockets. In less than three years, the society of Mao had been reshuffled and the redistribution of wealth had been completed.

(End of this chapter)