In 2018， the former driving forces of economic recovery and growth was reduced and the macro economy presented a feature of weak growth. Namely， Russia has not found a suitable solution to address the structural problems， infrastructure problems， investment problems， import substitution problems and fiscal and monetary policy problems. The policy effects of the pension reform， value-added tax reform， import substitution policies and investment， as well as the long-term effects of sanctions， are important indicators for observing the direction of Russia's economic breakthrough. But in any case， the investment issue and the paradox between the nationalist policy towards foreign economy and the neo-liberal trend in the domestic macro-financial monetary policy are still key factors that affect Russia's long-term economic growth.