Ukraine: One Year In

Making Capitalism Sustainable by The Committee for Economic Development

Feb 28, 202321:40Education

One year in, the Russian invasion has brought far-reaching geopolitical changes, with shocks to global energy and food markets, higher inflation, and economic disruption. The human cost of the war has been incalculable a...

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