Publications

Last publications

• 06.03.2019

  Major trends of Ukraine’s exports in 2018 and outlook for 2019

  Category:  Articles
• 25.02.2019

  Use of the BTS Methodology for Monitoring of Business Perceptions Towards Corruption in Ukraine

  Category:  Articles
• 21.02.2019

  Towards a Wider Europe

  What will come after the Ukrainian, Georgian and Moldovan Association Agreements with the EU? “Association Agreement Plus” (AA+) could become the next, much deeper, cooperation format. Consequently, it may pave the way to full-fledged membership.
  Category:  Articles
• 28.11.2018

  Public Monitoring of Customs Authorities Performance: Conclusions and Recommendations

  The report presents the results of the public monitoring of the of the regional customs authorities performance, which was held during June-September 2018 by the NGOs - winners of the grant competition within the framework of the "Trade Facilitation Dialogue" project.
  Category:  Consultancy works
• 21.11.2018

  Annual Business Climate Assessmnet (ABCA) 2016/2017

  Ukrainian and English versions
  Category:  Comments
• 22.10.2018

  Challenging the future of Ukraine: up or down?

  Over the recent weeks, the discussions on the macroeconomic outlook for Ukraine were high on the agenda taking into account high external and domestic risks. The FX payments on state debt are high for next several years, while the NBU was not able to increase international reserves to more safe level.
  Category:  Articles
• 09.09.2018

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  Category:  Comments
• 03.08.2018

  Exporters and importers in Ukraine: Trade facilitation means transparency and clear rules

  A new annual survey of exporters and importers in Ukraine conducted by the IER shows that a customs reform that would bring more transparency and reduce bureaucracy is necessary.
  Category:  Articles
• 20.07.2018

  The economic impact of FDI on Ukraine

  Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) strongly benefits Ukraine. Although only relatively few companies in Ukraine are fully or partly owned by foreign investors, these companies are on average much larger and productive than purely domestic companies and pay higher wages.
  Category:  Consultancy works
• 13.06.2018

  Intellectual Property Rights in Ukraine: Sluggish Reforms

  Intellectual property (IP) protection and enforcement when done right are one of the fundamental conditions for innovation and competition. Ukraine’s strategic documents list protection of IP rights among policy priority. However, the implementation of IP-related reforms remains slow. This was noticed by the Western partners of Ukraine, which are expecting radical changes in the field of IPR protection and enforcement.
  Category:  Articles