Issue 4279. Last Updated: 11/20/2009

A Crash Course in Grasping A Crisis

By Jessica Bachman
In the past three months, ""financial crisis"" has become a ubiquitous phrase for Russians: it glosses newspaper headlines daily and is more and more frequently appearing on billboard, print, TV and radio advertisements for banks and other private companies.

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