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The time to plan for Ukraine’s recovery is while war is still raging. The war caused extensive and, in some areas, severe damage. Kyiv School of Economics says infrastructure costs are $100 B. President Zelensky says 10-year recovery plan will cost $750 B. There’s a lot to like in President Zelensky’s national recovery plan. The challenge is to turn a good plan into concrete achievements. Ukraine’s EU Candidacy paves the way for EU organizing funding. To attract investors, Kyiv needs a more market friendly economy. Ukraine needs to develop market laws and institutions, stabilization, liberalization, and privatization to pace and sequence this transition. Corruption is also a major obstacle to attracting more investors. Kyiv is making some progress to curb corruption and attract donors. But Chatham House is still critical of its pervasive corruption.
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Rosenberger, L., Snow, M.S. (2023). Ukraine’s National Recovery: Opportunities and Challenges. In: Farhadi, A., Grzegorzewski, M., Masys, A.J. (eds) The Great Power Competition Volume 5. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-40451-1_14
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