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  • 23.10.2020

    Three ways the October local elections are unique for Ukraine

    The local elections in Ukraine will take place on 25 October, 2020
    Authors:  Kravchuk Vitaliy
  • 03.10.2019

    Transport "Conflict" with the EU: How to Resolve the Issue of Transport Quotas for Ukraine

    Most of Ukrainian exports and imports from the EU are provided by road transport through Poland. The Polish permitû for transportation is a scarce document and it is exhausted as soon as Ukraine begins to issue it. At the same time, Poland is also trying to reduce the number of its permits. This is limiting the trade expansion with Ukraine
    Source: 3DCFTAs
    Authors:  Kravchuk Vitaliy
    Research spheres:  International economics
  • 17.01.2013

    ÌACROECONOMIC RISKS REMAIN HIGH IN UKRAINE

    The global economy is expected to grow faster in 2013. The European Central Bank, the US Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan all are planning new rounds of monetary easing to boost their economies. The ECB promised to buy more bonds of vulnerable countries in support of their restructuring efforts. Additional financing of investment projects by Chinese government could keep country’s economy from further slowdown. However, success of these measures is not guaranteed. Thus, global economy remains vulnerable to risks, resulting in continued uncertainties for Ukraine’s economic development in 2013. Besides, economic development of Ukraine’s economy indicates that the country will start the new year with two main challenges: pressure on the exchange rate and insufficient fiscal revenues. Overall, real GDP growth is expected to reach 1.3% in 2013.

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