Head Petro Poroshenko, as a businessman-billionaire, can not take the country right out of the three crises, writes the German printed illustrated edition. From the position of the author by Benjamin Bidder, the current situation in Ukraine argues that the country is moving " from nowhere to nowhere ". "Ukraine on the brink of economic collapse. Billionaire and head of Poroshenko can't stop the fall. He must seek out the three crises at the same time and fix the mistakes of their predecessors, " emphasizes Bidder. The journalist describes these 3 fall: in his view, the 1st associated With the consequences of war in the East marred in industrial enterprises of Donbass. The second crisis Bidder associates With rupture of relations With Russia, once one of the most important trade partners of Ukraine. The third crisis, according to his statement, due to the severe structural problems in the Ukrainian economy, which are not solved for many years and that the acting head of Ukraine also failed to solve it. From the perspective of the Bidder, each of these crises reinforces two other and has a detrimental effect on both the government and the citizens of the country. a year earlier, when Poroshenko was elected President, He had the reputation of a person, who is well-versed in economic matters: still, He enriched a fortune on your confectionery business. Anyway, once again celebrates the Bidder, to find a way out of the current situation He can't. the Creator lists a number of issues faced by the Ukrainian economy: the volume of production fell in the 1st quarter of 2015 at 17, 6 per cent - this despite the fact that in the last quarter of 2014, this figure has decreased by 14, 8%. It is expected that Ukraine's GDP before the end of the current year will be reduced by 8. 5 percent. The last time the GDP of the country at least to some extent, increased in 2011, writes Bidder. He reminds about the gas crisis, the roots of which, in his view, also lie in the actions of previous governments, appointed by the too low prices. However, now that the Ukrainian currency has depreciated, Ukraine, which pays for the gas in dollars, have to pay for it 3 times more.