Disproportions in the development of Ukraine's consumer market

M. Sokolyk

Economy and Forecasting, 2012, issue 3, 47-63

Abstract: The article generalizes the tendencies and specific features in the development of Ukraine's consumer market. The author defines the macroeconomic factors of instability, which have affected this country's GDP (by final use categories) structure. She analyzes the following disproportions in the development of Ukraine's consumer market: those caused by the insufficient development of the investment market for the production of consumer goods, those between the households' expenses and their disposable incomes, those caused by the contradictions between the households' final consumption expenses by purpose and the national supply of goods and services, and those caused by the uneven price growth. The article justifies a few proposals as to the development prospects of Ukraine's consumer market.

Date: 2012
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