Articles

• 17.04.2020

  Simplified Tax System in Ukraine: To Be or Not To Be?

  A simplified tax system is one of the essential tools for supporting. The system has existed since 1998 and has undergone many changes during this period. The problem is that although the system does, indeed, give some support to micro- and small businesses, it created different types of distortions and disincentives.
  Source: 4Liberty
  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
  Research spheres:  Fiscal and Social Policy
• 01.05.2019

  Economics Conjuncture and Regulatory Climate in Ukraine: Business Attitudes and Expectations

  Source: http://4liberty.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/09_OKSANA-KUZIAKIV_ECONOMICS-CONJUNCTURE-AND-REGULATORY-CLIMATE-IN-UKRAINE.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3_MkiMPJOuDlaZHlwVT8IbNaI0LsrBDMbwakzeq_v5STLWqdLjYB1h5XE
  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
• 25.02.2019

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

  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
  Tags:  business expectations, Business idea
  Research spheres:  Business trends
• 03.06.2015

  Institutional Reforms is Key Driver of Investment Attractiveness Improvement in Ukraine

  Ukraine is at vital crossroad, the current political situation is perhaps an ideal for the implementation of reforms. EuroMaidan resulted in a change of political regime. The change in power brought about a government far more dedicated to the creation of an environment favorable to business. Corruption, violation of property rights and excessive business regulation are key problems in the Ukrainian business environment.
  Source: World Financial Review
  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
  Tags:  Business idea
• 18.09.2014

  Business climate: changes expected by Ukrainian business in conditions of war and economic crisis

  Corruption, failure of property rights and excessive business regulation are key problems of Ukrainian business environment. What changes have occurred in this field over the past six months that have passed since the overthrow of the regime of Yanukovych? What does Ukrainian business await primarily from the government to improve the business environment in the country now? Today Ukraine is in a situation where had never been. On the one hand, it is a deep economic crisis and the need to reform and rebuild the key state institutions. In addition, the war in the East - fighting against terrorists, supported by Russia, which require resources and mobilize the forces of the society.

  Source: http://www.laender-analysen.de/ukraine/pdf/UkraineAnalysen136.pdf
  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
• 16.01.2014

  Investment climate in Ukraine: mixed results of reforms in 2010-2013

  Foreign direct investment (FDI) has a signifi cant potential to be a motor for economic growth of the country, making an important contribution to GDP growth and improvement of global competitiveness of the country. It has a special importance and stronger impacts on economic development of emerging economies hat have a shortage of own resources for funding the economic growth.

  Source: World Financial Review
  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
  Tags:  Business idea
• 11.04.2012

  The Usefulness of Business Tendency Survey Data for Short-Term Forecasting in the Post-Transition Economy: The Case of Ukraine

  The presentation “The Usefulness of Business Tendency Survey Data for Short-Term Forecasting in the Post-Transition Economy: The Case of Ukraine” that has been made by Oksana Kuzaikiv, IER Executive Director, 70th East Jour Fixe of the OesterreichischeNationalbank in Vienna (Austria) is available now in the IER web.

  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
  Tags:  Business idea
• 24.05.2011

  Ukraine’s economy after the crisis: several stories

  Ukraine’s economy is highly sensitive to world economic trends. Movements of world prices on commodities like metals, raw oil or chemicals as well as capital flow reversals have a significant impact on domestic economic trends. This sensitivity was demonstrated in 2005 that changes on world metal market resulted in sharp reduction of exports causing significant deceleration of Ukraine’s real GDP growth. The story repeated in 2008 when a swift change in world economic conjuncture and financial markets turmoil were among major causes of the economic crisis in the country. The real GDP dropped by about 15% in 2009, being one of the largest reductions among European countries.

  Source: Journal "Russkij vopros"
  Authors:  Betliy Oleksandra, Movchan Veronika, Kuziakiv Oksana, Чухай Анна
• 01.10.2010

  Do the Managers' Expectations Predict Main Tendency Before and During Recession of Ukrainian Economy?

  The question either the managers’ expectations describe and predict main economic tendency in Ukraine is important question for the economic policy in the country. The information about business’s perceptions of their environment became of key importance in the times of change in economic tendencies.
  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
  Tags:  business expectations, Business idea, economic tendencies, recession
  Research spheres:  Business trends
• 01.11.2009

  Did the Managers' Expectations Predict the Economic Crisis in Ukraine?

  The question either the managers’ expectations describe and predict main economic tendency in Ukraine is important question for the economic policy in the country. Nevertheless when we deal with particular country it is necessary to get sufficient evidence of relationship between Business Tendency Survey data and quantitative data of the official statistic.
  Authors:  Kuziakiv Oksana
  Tags:  business expectations, Business idea, crisis
  Research spheres:  Business trends