General trends: what are the main problems of the Russian economy?

In Russia, the following main economic difficulties can now be distinguished:

1. Strongly expressed raw orientation.
2. Monopolization of the economy.
3. economic centralization.
4. Low level of government control in the economy.
5. Ill-conceived and unstable legislation in the economic and other spheres.
6. A high level of offenses in the field of the economy (corruption, bribery, embezzlement, the influence of family ties in employment).
7. Strongly pronounced mixing of state and commercial economies.
8. A bloated banking sector that is being flooded with large amounts of funds.
9. Unbalanced financing of workers.
10. Problems of education (including the lack of strict control over the training of specialists).
11. Weak state interest in social and social development.
12. Weak (practically absent) state control over the work of the state apparatus.
13. Low level of medical care.
14. Low level of attention to science.