The Armenian economy has been boosted in recent months mainly by relocates from Russia and a number of other countries, Tatul Manaseryan, doctor of economic sciences, professor, head of Alternative Research Center, member of Eurasian Expert Club, said at the press-conference of Eurasian Expert Club in Yerevan, summing up the results of the seventh economic research, today.

They, according to the expert, stimulate consumption, ranging from basic necessities to real estate. Manaseryan called it economic "doping," which shouldn't be too encouraging for the government.

"The impact of doping can stop. One day the hostilities (he means the Russian special operation in Ukraine - ed.) will end and a truce will be signed. And then Armenia will have something to think about," the economist warned.