Financing Ukraine’s Victory: Why and How #Ukraine
Posted on September 28, 2022 | Videos
There is a risk that Ukraine’s war effort may be undermined by inadequate external support, leading to excessive reliance on monetary financing, which would drive high inflation, risk a currency crisis, and could undermine the war effort just as the military tide is turning in Ukraine’s favour.
The authors of the CEPR Policy Insight argue that donors should fund Ukraine next year and describes how best to do it.
Authors:
- Torbjörn Becker
- Olena Bilan
- Yuriy Gorodnichenko
- Tymofiy Mylovanov
- Jacob Nell
- Nataliia Shapoval
Read the CEPR Policy Insight to learn more (see here).
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in policy briefs and reports, during events and conferences are those of the authors; they do not necessarily reflect those of the FREE Network and its research institutes.
Topics
Related content
Navigating Market Exits: Companies’ Responses to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
May 20, 2024
Ukraine’s Fight Is Our Fight: The Need for Sustained International Commitment
February 24, 2025
Breaking the Link: Costs and Benefits of Shutting Down Europe’s Last Gas Pipeline from Russia
January 13, 2025
Navigating Market Exits: Companies’ Responses to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
May 20, 2024
Ukraine’s Fight Is Our Fight: The Need for Sustained International Commitment
February 24, 2025
Breaking the Link: Costs and Benefits of Shutting Down Europe’s Last Gas Pipeline from Russia
January 13, 2025
Navigating Market Exits: Companies’ Responses to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
May 20, 2024