Publications in IJPSC

2025

1. Research Article

   Tools for Anti-Crisis Regulation of the Economy in Ukraine Under Martial Law

   Oleksandr Panaiet, Svitlana Manzhula

   doi:10.61030/IJPSC.25.v01a05 PDF

   Abstract

   The study's relevance is due to the current military conflict in Ukraine, which has led to the need to consider effective instruments of countercyclical regulation in an economically unnatural environment. The problem lies in the difficulties of regulating the economy in times of war, where the state has to take into account the impact of the military front on the economic front. By analysing the views of scholars, the article highlights the importance of using fiscal and monetary policies together to achieve maximum efficiency in a military conflict. The study aims to analyse and evaluate the key instruments of fiscal and monetary policy used in the context of martial law in Ukraine. The methodology used includes an analysis of the views of prominent scholars such as Stefan Kegebain, Christopher Mark Davis, Taras Marshalok, Yulia Leliuk, Marianna Bida, and Iryna Ruda. Who allows us to systematise information and identify optimal management strategies in an economically unnatural environment. Thus, the paper identifies the importance of using fiscal and monetary policies in the context of military conflict and reveals the prospects for their application to stabilise the economy and ensure the effective functioning of the state in times of crisis.

   Keywords anti-crisis regulation; monetary policy; fiscal policy; crisis; military conflict; martial law​

Research areas

• Crisis Management 1
• Governance 1
• Innovation 1
• Strategic Communication 1

Article keywords anti-crisis regulation; monetary policy; fiscal policy; crisis; military conflict; martial law​

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• Oleksandr Panaiet 1