Over time these statements become acceptedastrue by the media, the average citizen, and the politicians charged with making policy and passing important legislation targeted at fiscal issues.
In particular, some seem to believe that the absence of strict control over the money supply notably the hemorrhaging of subsidized credits to bankrupt state-owned industries (read the military-industrial complex) is accepted by the Russian government as the single greatest obstacle to true structural change and that corrective action is in the offing.