Principal factors of the economic growth in Russia in the years 1999–2001
are considered and dominant role of non-investment factors is highlighted.
Necessity of the Russian economy investment development is formulated and
prospects of bank crediting are outlined. The paper analyzes the principal
financial flows generated by interrelations between enterprises and banks
and identifies their transformation and deformation under the conditions
of Russian quasi-market economy. The author further investigates the reasons
for the gap between supply and demand on the credit resources market. The
impact of banking potential magnitude on the processes of crediting to
industry and economy as a whole is studied.