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| 2022 | 2023 | 2024 (forecast) | |
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| GDP (annual growth, %) | -29.1 | 5.6 | 3.4 |
| Consumer price index (closing, %) | 26.6 | 5.1 | 8.3 |
| Current transactions (% of GDP) | 5.0 | -5.4 | -9.1 |
| Budget deficit (% of GDP) | 16.3 | 20.2 | 20.4 |
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21.10.2026
How Ukrainian businesses can enter and establish themselves in the EU market
KredoBank and CASE Ukraine have analysed 41 case studies of Ukrainian small and medium-sized enterprises that are already operating in the EU or are simply trying to gain a foothold in this market
16.10.2026
Think tanks have called on the authorities to halt the hasty changes to the booking rules
16 Ukrainian think tanks, including CASE Ukraine – The Price of the State, have written to the President, the Prime Minister, the government and other authorities to express their concerns regarding the new draft regulations on the deferment of military service for those liable for conscription
15.10.2026
The pension cliff: how can Ukraine finance the transition to a funded system?
In an article for Ekonomichna Pravda, CASE Ukraine economist Svitlana Dovhalenko explains how state-owned assets could help finance the transition to a funded pension system
07.10.2026
Two sources of income are at risk: why caring for a wounded veteran affects the entire economy
When loved ones are forced to give up work to provide care, the family loses its financial independence, whilst the state loses workers, tax revenue and human capital
02.10.2026
Mykola Malukha, a representative of CASE Ukraine / ‘Cost UA’, has been appointed to the ARMA Public Oversight Council
Following the results of an online vote, nine members of the Public Oversight Council attached to ARMA have been elected from among 27 candidates for a two-year term
02.10.2026
115 hryvnias a day: why the solidarity pension alone is no longer enough
In a column for RBC-Ukraine, Svitlana Dovgalenko, an economist at CASE-Ukraine, explores why the solidarity-based system no longer ensures a decent standard of living and what lessons can be learnt from international experience
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Ukraine in the new global economy: resilience as a new standard
Report on Key Economic Trends Affecting Ukrainian Enterprises and the Overall Economic Resilience of the Country
Economic Security, Resilience, and Global Transformation of Ukrainian Business
The report was prepared by the Union of Ukrainian Entrepreneurs (SUP) in partnership with the Resilient Transformation Research Institute (RTRI) with support from the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE). The views expressed in this report represent the opinions and analysis of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of CIPE or its staff.
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