ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКАЯ ТОЧКА БИФУРКАЦИИ ДЛЯ УКРАИНСКОГО ОЛИГАРХИЧЕСКОГО ГОСУДАРСТВА В КОНТЕКСТЕ МОДЕЛИ СТАЦИОНАРНОГО БАНДИТА

ECONOMIC POINT OF BIFURCATION FOR UKRAINIAN OLIGARCHIC STATE IN THE STATIONARY BANDIT MODEL

Vadym Konchyn () and Yuliia Horban

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Abstract: The article is devoted to a retrospective analysis of transitional model of Ukrainian state’s economic behavior in the context of public goods’ distribution based on the Lala-Mint classification. The characteristics and nature of the rent of fractional oligarchic state as a stationary bandit in Ukraine are defined on the basis of the McGuire-Olson model. Using basic mathematical and graphical tools and also the results of built multiple regression models the potential effects of reducing or maintaining economic rent of the stationary bandit in Ukraine are reflected. The problem of economic bifurcation point was outlined for Ukrainian oligarchic state.

Keywords: model of stationary bandit; economic point of bifurcation; fractional oligarchic state; facade democracy; distribution of public goods; economic interest of the state in the form of rent; behavioral models of the state; liberalization; European economic integration; people's capitalism. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: C32 E65 H10 H50 P27 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-04-25
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