Course work
Course work
from Finance
The theme is “Ukraine’s Budget”.
Announcement
In the robot was studied the structure and dynamics of the tax and income of the state budget of Ukraine for the period 2007 - 2017 years and it was revealed that in Ukraine, as a result of the populist policy of the past years, a significant increase of the state and guaranteed by the power debt occurred, respectively, the growth of its service occurred.A attempt has been made to identify the link of budget deficit with the main macroeconomic indicators (state debt, national currency rate, inflation level, unit M2) and the impact on the growth rate of the national economy.The study conducted a regression analysis, which confirmed the adequacy of the proposed model and found a tight connection between the factors.The calculations showed that the budget deficit has the greatest impact on the pace of growth of real GDP and with zero deficit and the unchanged level of state debt and inflation the Ukrainian economy can go on the two-significant pace of growth of real GDP, which will allow in the medium-term perspective (3-5 years) to go on the pre-crisis volumes of GDP.Instead, even the budget deficit within 3% of the GDP, which is permitted by the Maastricht criteria and is permitted by the IMF at the current level of the state debt and inflation will lead to a significant rate of growth in real GDP.
from Finance
The theme is “Ukraine’s Budget”.
Announcement
In the robot was studied the structure and dynamics of the tax and income of the state budget of Ukraine for the period 2007 - 2017 years and it was revealed that in Ukraine, as a result of the populist policy of the past years, a significant increase of the state and guaranteed by the power debt occurred, respectively, the growth of its service occurred.A attempt has been made to identify the link of budget deficit with the main macroeconomic indicators (state debt, national currency rate, inflation level, unit M2) and the impact on the growth rate of the national economy.The study conducted a regression analysis, which confirmed the adequacy of the proposed model and found a tight connection between the factors.The calculations showed that the budget deficit has the greatest impact on the pace of growth of real GDP and with zero deficit and the unchanged level of state debt and inflation the Ukrainian economy can go on the two-significant pace of growth of real GDP, which will allow in the medium-term perspective (3-5 years) to go on the pre-crisis volumes of GDP.Instead, even the budget deficit within 3% of the GDP, which is permitted by the Maastricht criteria and is permitted by the IMF at the current level of the state debt and inflation will lead to a significant rate of growth in real GDP.