The article tests the hypothesis that opening the economy to foreign trade has had a significant impact on the production rate in Russia and domestic prices for the Russian goods. The author tries to prove or disprove the hypothesis that export sale of goods leads to the higher rates of production growth and the rise of relative prices when realizing these goods in the domestic market. And vice versa: in the industries competing with imports, production growth is more moderate and domestic prices for such goods should also be reduced.
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