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Publications → Macroeconomic Policy → Sustainability

Priority directions of economic reforms in Ukraine.

This publication tries to contribute to the discussion on future reforms in Ukraine.

Link http://www.case.com.pl/up…ublikacja_plik/SA199R.pdf
Author Dabrowski, M
Date ноя/99
Institute Center for Social and Economic Research
Tags future, reform, ukraine
← An Approach to Forecasting Ukrainian GDP from the Supply Side
↑ Sustainability
→ Macroeconomic Model for Ukraine

See also

  1. Is Moldova Ready to Grow Assessment of postcrisis policies 1999–2000.
  2. Administrative regulation of currency in the economy of Ukraine in 1998—1999.
  3. Banking systems in Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan and Georgia during 1991-1998. Institutional analyses.
  4. Effects of the 2004 Personal Income Tax System Reform on the Shadow Sector in Ukraine
  5. G17 Economic Review 17

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