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Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting

Economy

Gas Deal: How Will Ukraine Survive the Winter?

Iryna Kosse/November 28, 2014August 7, 2017 /Leave a comment

The signed deal on gas supplies from Russia allows Ukraine to be fairly optimistic about its energy future: Ukraine will have enough gas to last it for the winter and enough money to pay for it.

Economy

EU-Ukraine DCFTA: What to Expect?

Veronika Movchan/June 22, 2014August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment

On June 27, 2014, Petro Poroshenko, newly elected President of Ukraine, will sign the economic part of the Association Agreement with the EU, political part of which was signed in March 2014. Same day Georgia and Moldova will also sign the Association Agreements with the EU.

Politics

War in Donbas: Civil War or Russian Aggression?

Kostyantyn Kravchuk and Igor Burakovsky/June 21, 2014June 21, 2014 /Leave a comment

In March, Russia annexed Crimea, a peninsula with population of 2.4 m in the south of Ukraine, after it failed to divert Ukraine from the course for European integration. The escalation in Donbas could have been a first step of a large scale Russian intervention into the mainland Ukraine.

Economy

Influence of Labour Migration on the Economy of Ukraine

Kostyantyn Kravchuk/June 21, 2014August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment

In Ukraine, the main channel of the impact of remittances on GDP is consumption. The scope of impact depends on two factors – the marginal propensity to save and the propensity to purchase imported goods and services.

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