I'm really stuck with this question, Help please??

Question

Imagine a large triangle on a map of Russia - with one point near Moscow, one point in the Ural Mountains, and one point in Central Asia. What are the principal economic assets of these three regions at each side of the triangle?

How do the distributions of markets, resources, and surplus labor vary within Russia?

Answer 1

Moscow - Services

Ural Mountains - Metals

Central Asia - Oil, Natural Gas, Timber

The distributions of markets, resources, and surplus labor vary according to market conditions but the Russian economy is still controlled by the government.

Answer 2

Moscow has 20MM people and tremendous surplus labor, the resources are in Central Asia (petroleum), Ural Mountains have richness in precious metals.

Answer 3

I guess - only Moscow and Saint-Petersburg are rich. The rich away from Moscow and from SP was slowing down - equal to each diffrent direction.