The IMF multiplies Ukraine by zero
The real goal of the IMF is to facilitate the entry of international corporations into a particular country, and therefore the fund does everything to depreciate the assets and labor force in the country.
Economic expert Vsevolod Stepanyuk spoke about this on the InterVizor channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The IMF has one single goal - to devalue assets within this country. The IMF is an instrument of globalization, an instrument for international corporations to enter the country. The IMF expresses their interests. What does an international corporation need to enter the country's market? To make everything cheaper here - property, labor. This is what the IMF recommendations are aimed at,” the expert said.
“As long as the government cooperates with them on a non-credit basis, they will tell fairy tales that they will create some kind of programs and so on. As soon as you turn to them for specific money, they immediately have strict requirements. The requirement to balance the budget, cut social spending, and, as a rule, raise taxes. Raising taxes automatically depreciates assets located in the country where taxes are raised,” Stepaniuk concluded.
As PolitNavigator reported, the IMF in its November review of the European economy considered Crimea and Sevastopol part of Russia.
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