Since independence Ukraine’s economic development looks like a bumpy road – periods of downturns change with relatively short recoveries before the next disruption. Obviously, the recent economic path is far from the country’s potential and far from the ideal many Ukrainians thrive for when they empower a new strand of politicians via elections. Ukraine is often named as a country of great unleashed potential, yet it still develops at a far slower pace than it could.
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Dmytro Yablonovskyy, Iryna Piontkivska: Creative disruption challenges
Small business representatives attend a rally demanding to ease the coronavirus lockdown measures in front of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine in downtown Kyiv on April 29, 2020.
