Abstract

The full-scale invasion of Russian troops in Ukraine has created new challenges for our country. The article examines the effective actions of the authorities regarding economic regulation, as well as the performance of the main functions entrusted to the state, in particular, social ones. It was established that the government took timely measures for the highest possible level of functioning the country's economy. The war creates threats to life support, in particular, to financing pension payments. At the same time, the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the aggressor in Ukraine is actually a new round of the crisis, from which the world has only begun to partially emerge . At the same time, due to complications in business operations after the start of hostilities, the blocking of exports, as well as the lack of imports, there exist certain problems in filling the state budget in our country. In particular, due to the decrease in tax revenues, budgets do not receive a share of revenues, but the level of defense spending increases every day, and the implementation of social payments should remain at least at the pre-war level. The purpose of the article is to establish prospects for increasing reliability in the field of resource provision of pension payments in the conditions of martial law in our country. Despite the non-fulfillment of planned budget indicators, as well as increased uncertainty in all spheres of social life, the measures taken both in the 1st quarter and until the end of 2022 will allow finding necessary financial resources for full pension provision of the population.

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