The Localization of Economic Risk Induced by International Sanctions

Possible economic results of international sanctions induced by Crimea crisis are viewed. The author analyzes different scenarios and assumes high probability of targeted sanction against Russian firms using nationalized resources in Crimea. The consequences of such sanctions may be localized by lawful distinguishing group of special firms using "disputable" resources and receiving special compensation for risk from the government. Such firms are defined as firms - special agents of special economic and law zone. Suggested special agent law has to be based on active "foreign agent" law, assigned to localize political risk induced by independent non-government organizations with foreign financing. Such mechanism is able to isolate firms using "disputable" resources by creating them special image in legal business community. Thus, the risk induced by sanctions will be justly distributed.