Issue 4269. Last Updated: 11/07/2009

Russian Roulette for Investors

By Richard Hainsworth
When Russian troops moved into Georgia, foreign investors moved out and the Russian market plummeted. When U.S. troops moved into Iraq, foreign investors hesitated but the U.S. market barely blipped. Is this a double standard?

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