Abstract
Scientific-methodical approaches of identifying the main factors for attracting deposits in the Ukrainian banking system are presented in this paper. The author offers the following procedure: a comparative analysis of the long-term dynamics (2000–2017) of the placement of deposits in Ukrainian, Belarussian, and Polish banking systems as a result of socio-economic development trends in these countries; an estimation at the macroeconomic level of the factors influencing this process, using methods of principal components analysis and factors classification; and detection of regression-correlating dependencies between the grouping variable (deposit volume) and variables of analysis through the sample regression function identification for these countries. The theory that attraction of deposits to the Ukrainian banking system was turbulent due to both the insufficient development of other financial market institutions and the prudent behavior of national economy agents is substantiated. Activation of bank deposit activity was found to be connected with measures of demographic situational improvements, thus ensuring the economic freedom of business entities in a hybrid war with the Russian Federation.
Highlights
: 1. Implementation of state industrial programs in Kazakhstan leads to an increase in the services sector; 2
One of the most effective tools for implementing state policy is government programs, including those aimed at developing the services sector
The hypothesis is that the government intervention in the service sector in Kazakhstan was appropriate during the stage of the industrial sector formation and the transition to the post-industrial, and had positive effects on the development of the sector in the short run, as well as providing the groundwork for the future development of the service sector
Summary
The theoretical and methodological basis was the Keynesian theory, various concepts of economic dirigisme, and theories of public administration presented in the literature review. One of the most effective tools for implementing state policy is government programs, including those aimed at developing the services sector. The hypothesis is that the government intervention in the service sector in Kazakhstan was appropriate during the stage of the industrial sector formation and the transition to the post-industrial, and had positive effects on the development of the sector in the short run, as well as providing the groundwork for the future development of the service sector. The State Policy of Service Sector Development. To study the role of the state, the statistics on the inflows of public investment and their impact on GDP and employment in Kazakhstan was compared to Russia
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