HARVARD SERIES IN UKRAINIAN STUDIES

The Ukrainian Economy

Achievements, Problems, Challenges

Edited by I. S. Koropeckyj

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$18.95 • £15.95 • €17.00

ISBN 9780916458577

Publication Date: 01/01/1993

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450 pages

6 x 9 inches

4 maps, 80 tables

Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute > Harvard Series in Ukrainian Studies

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“Focusing on Ukrainian economic performance, the book is revolutionary in that it discusses various macroeconomic indicators on the basis of newly available statistics… The contributions contained in the volume suggest that the performance of the Ukrainian economy, in terms of the most important indicators, has been second-rate compared to the other former Soviet republics.”—Rahul N. Moodgal, Economic Journal

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