The Ukrainian Week

8 August, 2013	News	*UNDP*: Ukraine spends less on education than the Baltic States and Moldova Among the Baltic, the V4, and the EaP countries Moldova spends the largest amount of money on education, Eastbook.eu infroms.
23 July, 2013	Economics	Cure for Poverty Polish reformer Leszek Balcerowicz on how Ukraine can embark on market reforms
18 June, 2013		The Favourite Ukrainian Soap Opera Recent economic news gives one a feeling of déjà vu
12 June, 2013	News	World Bank: the monetary policy in Ukraine remains restricted by its de-facto currency peg to the dollar Growth in Ukraine is to remain weak at 1.0 percent in 2013, up from 0.2 percent in 2012, World Bank predicts in its report “Global Economic Prospects. Less volatile, but lesser growth”.
22 January, 2013	Economics	Special Offer 2013 Society and business that is not connected to the government will be forced to tighten their belts
21 June, 2012	Economics	Growth Growth is a flawed concept. It is measured in terms of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which dissolves under scrutiny into concepts that are inaccurate measures of economic or social well being.
2 November, 2011	Economics	Verdict for Investors The Ukrainian government commands no admiration in the EBRD
29 September, 2011	Economics	Capital Challenges If technology collapses, Ukraine’s economy is doomed to crisis after crisis
5 July, 2011	Economics	The Grim Outlook for Pensions and Pensioners Instead of initiating a full-fledged pension reform the government will simply make life harder for the retired living on the existing pay-as-you-go pension scheme
2 June, 2011	Economics	Tighten Your Belts Export dynamics, inflation and privatisation help the government fill the budget, while at the same time they are increasing pressure on taxpayers
2 June, 2011	Economics	The Looming Tidal Wave Ukraine will have to clean the Augean Stables of the tycoon-controlled economy regardless of how the global financial crisis develops