When I first landed in the Former Soviet Union in 1992, the average wage was probably about $20 a month and investment was a new concept. Early “business men” were thought of as thugs, and the notion of capitalism was still very foreign. In fact, as a Peace Corps Business Advisor, I was there to help capitalism find it’s footing. Fast forward to 2008. I am back in the US with my “Ultimate Souvenir” from 8 years in Ukraine (a.ka. Dmitry). It seems that the residents of the Baltic States and the Former Soviet Union caught on quickly.
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