In September 1987, the Soviet Union Ministerial Conference passed the "Decision on Supplementary Measures for Improving Foreign Economic Activities under New Operating Conditions" and made two major amendments to the "Joint Venture Law". One is to establish joint ventures with non-socialist countries.

The approval power of enterprises is delegated to relevant ministries and the Council of Ministers of the Union Republics; second, the joint venture's "profit income tax exemption for the first two years of operation" is changed to "profit income tax exemption for the first two years from the time when profits are obtained."

In December 1988, the Council of Ministers passed the "Decision on the Further Development of State-owned, Cooperatives and Other Social Enterprises, Joint Companies and Organizations of Foreign Economic Activities", which redefined several major issues in establishing joint ventures. The main contents are:

The establishment of a joint venture only requires the approval of the superior competent authority of the enterprise; the capital contribution proportion is determined by negotiation between the two parties, and the proportion of foreign investment can exceed 49%; the chairman of the joint venture can be a foreign citizen; for a joint venture established in the Far East, the number of

Profits income tax is exempted for the first three years, and the tax rate is 10% thereafter.

After continuous revisions and additions to the Joint Venture Law, the Soviet revisionist laws and regulations on joint ventures have been increasingly improved, greatly simplifying the approval procedures for establishing joint ventures, and improving preferential treatment for joint ventures.

Especially after the two key issues of capital contribution ratio and chairman selection, which were often disputed between the Soviet revisionists and foreign businessmen, were resolved, foreign investment increased rapidly, and even set a record of five joint ventures being registered within a week.

Faced with the superior investment environment of the Soviet revisionists and the abundant resources and energy underground, Japanese companies would definitely not turn a blind eye or remain indifferent. Especially since South Korea had already conducted trade cooperation with the Soviet revisionists, the trade volume in 1989 was US$700 million, and it reached a breakthrough in 1990.

1.2 billion US dollars.

Moreover, Cheong Wa Dae has come forward to seek the development of Siberian natural gas and log logging, and has reached an agreement with the Soviet Union on the joint development of logs in the border area for 30 years. The economic cooperation between South Korea and the Soviet Union has expanded to timber, coal, natural gas, oil, and shipbuilding.

, chemistry and other broad fields.

In fact, Taiwan and Taiwan came to intervene. In 1990, they invested NT$600 million to promote economic and trade relations with the Soviet revisionists, and signed a trade contract with the Soviet revisionists totaling US$400 million. In addition, Taiwan and Yuan also provided

The Soviet revisionists provided 100 sets of factory equipment and 20,000 computers in exchange for raw materials from the Soviet revisionists.

The above will undoubtedly cause major changes in the original international relations and international division of labor in East Asia, and a new economic competition situation will emerge.

Under such circumstances, in order to avoid being frustrated in competition and losing possible benefits, and to consolidate the dominant position it has always sought in the Asia-Pacific economy, Japan will definitely adjust its foreign economic relations accordingly, strive for the initiative, and promote Japan-centered development.

Economic cooperation among many countries, thereby expanding Japan-Soviet economic relations including direct investment in the Soviet Union.

This is true at the national level. For the Mitsui Consortium, they attach great importance to the "ruble exchange rate opportunity". Otherwise, Mitsui Yukiko, the core think tank who has been sitting firmly in the rear and commanding, would not fly over in person.

Before coming, Mitsui Yukiko had already formulated a rough plan. The starting point was highly coincident with Nanyi's idea. Mitsui Yukiko wanted to use Soviet revisionism, or more specifically, Russian rubles, to complete the Mitsui Consortium's investment layout in Siberia and the Far East.

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Mitsui Yukiko is the same as Nanyi, a shameless hungry wolf. The difference is that one is a male and the other is a female. In addition, in terms of layout, Nanyi may be slightly inferior. Nanyi's plans tend to be more speculative, while Mitsui

Yukiko can definitely say that it is an investment, but she does not intend to take out a penny from her own pocket.
Chapter completed!