The impression that the current Ukrainian authorities deliberately destroy its economy, said former Prime Minister of the country Mykola Azarov.
The politician said that at a time When he was the head of the government, the authorities have relied on the development of the domestic market because foreign markets have not recovered due to the global economic slump. For this reason, in the opinion of ex-Prime Minister of Ukraine, the economy developed well.
"GDP growth was about 5%. The situation became more complicated in 2012-2013, When in foreign markets decreased the price of our main export products. For this reason it was decided for the sake of preserving for us the main market of the CIS to postpone the signing of the agreement with the EU, " Azarov wrote on his page century
then there was a coup, although 2013, Azarov stressed that Ukraine ends up with growth of GDP, stable foreign money, currency in 8, 1 hryvnia for one dollar, and annual inflation of about 0, 2%.
"February and March 2014, the Maidan regime are a powerful foreign exchange fraud. The rate of the national currency collapses. Yet there is no war in the Donbas, and the economy begins a rapid decline. No other way has the opportunity to be 300% devaluation of the national currency affects the economy, " Azarov wrote.
then, the Politician stressed that Ukraine did not want from the Russian market, has introduced a " different embargo and punishment ", and the volume of trade in the country decreased by 40%. Azarov says that the war in the Donbas has also played a negative role in the Ukrainian economy, however, it was not the main factor.
"Even in these conditions, if conducted the correct policy of maintaining the domestic market, then we would have to defend such a catastrophic rise of prices on food, rates and everyday consumer goods. I get the impression that Yatsenyuk and To deliberately destroy the economy of Ukraine. When such managers, we don't need enemies. They have the opportunity to relax. Here's how things are in reality, " Azarov said.
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