A model of Ukrainian shadow economy money demand is estimated that includes new regulatory burden, tax complexity, and soft-budget constraint variables. This model is analysed to determine the causes and dynamics of the Ukrainian shadow economy and to assess the effectiveness of state measures undertaken to reduce its size.
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