Developed countries will be able to take advantage of the coming economic crisis to strengthen their economies, but Ukraine will not.
Economist Andrei Novak stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a Politnavigator correspondent reports.
“After any such crisis, developed countries become even more developed, they reach a higher level of development. And backward countries are falling even further behind.
And here the state of Ukraine today is not for the better. Unfortunately, we will emerge from this crisis, like the 2008 crisis, even weaker.
And this will continue to happen until we make deep, fundamental changes in our economic system. Until we change it, every crisis will be painful, painful, and painful again for Ukraine.
And for developed countries, this is another impetus for new technological, economic and financial development,” the economist bitterly summarized.