the mood of ukrainian entrepreneurs with oksana kuzyakiv , executive director of the institute of economic research and political consultation. oksana, congratulations. i will not ask the team to technically confirm or deny this, but this is why we invited oksana to the live broadcast. yesterday, the institute of economic research and political consulting presented its monthly a study of the mood of an entrepreneur so, what did entrepreneurs think about in march, we can find out from our broadcast today , mrs. oksana, who and how exactly did you interview , let's first find out what kind of business circle it is. and we interviewed and interviewed and so how do we do it every month, these are managers, representatives of enterprises, mainly industrial enterprises, and which are located practically everywhere where surveys can be conducted . today, these are 22 out of 27 regions of ukraine, including enterprises in mykolaiv zaporizhzhya and so on kharkiv oblasts and that's 500, this time we received answers from 580 enterprises of all sizes. that is, this is probably one of the largest selections of

economy they igor thank you for your comments i send everyone viewers to the website of the institute of economic researchnd political consultation to read the abstracts of this material, it is really interesting, ihor burakovsky, the head of the institute of economic research and political consultation, was on the air of the espresso tv channel, the last point of the optimistic scenario for this year, ihor noted the return people to ukraine. and this is really important. i hope that the war will end with the victory of ukraine as soon as possible and that all those who went abroad will be able to return . i am andriy yanitskyi with economic news on tv channels espresso see you tomorrow at 8:00 live, together we will win and this is one fourth of the champions league matches man city vs. bayern and real vs. chelsea the loudest matches ex-on-me gogo fm halychyna russia ka hacks used to break into the air the attack was repelled well what february will respond to your cyberattack, radio fm galicia has prepared its response and we heard that our armed forces promised a spring counteroffensive to the occupier

research and political consulting, was on our air, talking about the monthly economic monitoring of ukraine , this is a monthly report that prepares this institutew the country's gdp changes on a monthly basis, you can find it on the website of the institute of economic research and political consultations, see everything here today let's go live tomorrow at 8 am andriy yanivskyi was with economic news on espresso, together we will win, congratulations on the air program of the ukrainian service of the voice of america time and host ostap yarysh us secretary of state antony blinken said that russia will lose its war of aggression and expressed support for ukraine he said this after the meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the countries of the sima group in japan. on the eve of the joint statement, the ministers warned of a high price for those who dare to help russia in its war against ukraine, on its part, the group of seven undertook to support ukraine as long as it will be necessary and also to ensure its stability in terms of security , economic and institutional support . reaffirmed their commitment to the security and economic su

oleksandr oleksandr petlii, senior researcher , scientific associate, scientific associate of the institute of economic research and political consultations, was on our air, talking about the monthly economic monitoring of ukraine - this the monthly report prepared by this institute calculates how the country's gdp changes on a monthly basis can be found on the website of the institute of economic research and political consultations on this today see you tomorrow at 8 a.m. live andriy yanivskyi was with economic news on espresso together we will win no matter what ukrainians think about, no matter what they talk about, war always comes first, war is our victory , every day of the week, from monday to monday , seven different spheres of human activity, sports , culture, politics, eight express presenters journalists, experts, opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war every day, author's projects on espresso, the war in ukraine, the main topic for ukrainians, victories and losses, analysis and forecasts , politics and geopolitics , serhii rudenko and the guests

well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by oscar pitcher a bit of an economist and senior researcher at the institute of economic research at the national economists, university of mexico. professor gretchen's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. give up the, the station. now you began questioning the conventional framework for understanding international economy a long time ago. but i wonder if the last 5 years starting with the convent condemning and culminating in the recent changes triggered by the ukrainian crisis . i wanted to have surprised you in any way in terms of how things played out. no, this close, this was what i thought was going to happen. now. event moran black right. next. i think that when we speak over meant that girl, what you say show we are the same, something that it's very clear that is the west is protecting it. industries, games, language led by china is promoting food, trade and promoting its technology. so what you have now is a world speaking to and it is clearly more deeply split into was this new america. so the fax, china, after the replacement of attack, som

igor burakovsky, the head of the institute of economic research and political consultations, was on the air of the espresso tv channel in the economic program. issued by the institute, and regarding the meeting of the ministers in washington of the ministers of various countries in washington, i advise you to simply go to the website of the international monetary fund and read about this meeting, and there is also a speech by the head of the international monetary fund , kristalina giorgia , not only in english, but also in ukrainian. to the website of the international monetary fund, everyone who is interested in the world economy, please pay attention to it ukraine was given a lot of time at the meetings at the spring meetings of the imf and the world bank, today all andriy yanitsky with economic news on the espresso tv channel. see you tomorrow at 8 a.m. live, together we will win , cinema, television, music, education, free people have a choice, choose what you want on megogo fm galicia , russian hackers attacked fm galicia tried to break into the air, the attack was repelled well ,

that, i'm now joined by oscar pitcher, a proven economist and senior researcher at the institute of economic research at the national economists, university of mexico professional growth, which is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you for the the station. now you began questioning the conventional framework for understanding international economy a long time ago. but i wonder if the last 5 years starting with the convent condemning and culminating in the recent changes triggered by the ukranian crisis. i wonder if they have surprised you in any way in terms of how things played out. no, this was, this was what i thought was going to happen. now you read moran black lab mix. i think that when we speak over meant that girl, what did you say show we are saying something that is very clear, that is the west is protecting it. industries. the east language lead by china is are promoting through trade and promoting it's technology. so what you have now is her world split into and it is clearly more deeply is split into with this new emergency that backs china as other replacemen

today, the american or western dream of prosperity weekly losing its shine, but what is coming to replace it most and senior researcher at the institute of economic research to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. give us a conventional framework for understanding international economy. i wonder if the last 5 years starting with anything in the recent changes triggered by the ukrainian crisis out. no, this was, this was what i thought was going to. i think that when we speak up for that girl, what you say? sure. what is the west is protecting it, industry led by china is promoting it. so what you have an applicant to and it is clearly into was this new american. so the tax changed. it said that it weighs we're, we met the conversations of china with new gray. i have the pressure that guess we are having were emerging nice economic might. that is giving the world to stability foreign exchange markets and international financial background, shane or the you own the system and it is a parallel architecture. big girl. any further? let me ask you this question and i understand that a strong, powerful, and fortunate economic system as the th

waiting for your contact and with us ivan uz candidate of economic sciences, chief consultant of the foreign policy research center of the national instituterategic studies mr. ivan, congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes congratulations, ms. khrystyna, mr. antina, mr. ivan, respectively, we would like to ask how serious the conflict will be on the part of individual member states of the european union , in particular, we are talking about poland, hungary , slovakia and further down the list, which are starting to take measures of the anti-zionist plan, so to speak, with regard to our grain , so we understand that the position of the european commission is categorically different and we understand in principle. although we do not justify our european partners who refuse to import our grain to them, they have their own problems with their farmers, so to speak, but but but so ivan, we would like to ask you to analyze the situation and see if there is a solution. final say by the european commission or individual member states well, what is it like when the state refuses to even transit our grain , it’s fine, they don’t want to

petersburg, and the candidate of economic sciences was a researcher at the financial and economic instituten important appointment, he was the chairman of the city property management committee, he was involved in housing reform, he took part in the development of the law on privatization, he proposed to shift the burden of utility payments from the shoulders of ordinary citizens to natural monopolists. fought corruption we, unlike law enforcement agencies, should just remove economic opportunities for corruption, when taking bribes, it will simply be unprofitable for help in finding criminals investigators immediately announced a reward of 100,000 dollars the case was taken under personal control by the head of the police anatoly kulikov and the president of russia boris yeltsin at the ministry of internal affairs held a meeting following which an investigative group was created from the best when solving the murder of mikhail manevich, several versions were developed by specialists from moscow and st. petersburg, but the most probable was the version of a contract killing . the fact is th

about she gets up on the military rail ivan u z candidate of economic sciences chief consultant of the national institute of strategic researchontact us mr. ivan, we congratulate you, mrs. lytsia, i congratulate you , i congratulate you, mr. andriy, greetings to the tv viewers ivane read in an english-language russian publication that the hole in the budget of the russian federation had increased to seven trillion rubles. is this a lot or a little? what does this mean for russia? year, the hole in the russian budget is 3.4 trillion rubles, but even though it is less than the figure you said, it is really quite significant. with a surplus budget and now you know the figures of the russian budget for three quarters in front of me and here's what it turns out that their revenues now amount to five trillion er 700 billion rubles and expenses amount to eight whole one-tenths of a trillion rubles. that is, we we see that this hole, which is already three and a half trillion rubles, is in fact what it hoped for , or rather , what were they thinking about there? included in their income figure that they still receive, i.e. imagine th

this year, poland celebrates the 19th anniversary of joining the european union. according to research by the polish economic institutee than 80% of poles consider the decision to join the eu to be a positive one, which areas of the country's life were most affected by this step, will maria chernyakhivska tell us whether a modern theater, a philharmonic museum, a museum appeared in every polish city during the period of membership in the eu , and polish cities received high-quality infrastructure that and to this day it is renewed. and public organizations provide additional support to solve social problems, and now let's go back to the distant 2000s, when poland was only on the way to the eu, then panderiusz worked as a state secretary in the office of the president of poland, kwasniewski, an ex-politician confirms that his country managed to defend its interests by agreeing to join the eu, the palace as ukrainians, poles, ukrainians have their honor and have good politicians, and prime minister miller, on the advice of his advisers , stood his ground in confidential conversations , it was said that if you do not acc

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who i am is the director of the austrian institute for economic research. uh, feble-mayer. here he talks about another way to put pressure on russia, please. unfortunately, there remain many sectors that are likely to have a rather strong impact. pressure on russia, i mean, for example, the pharmaceutical industry. it can certainly be argued on the basis of humanitarian considerations. that an exception for medical devices is correct, but the political pressure on the kremlin would be different if russian citizens really lacked essential household goods, and not just french champagne it was stupid to lift sanctions on things through which one could put pressure on do you understand russia in the most rigid way? uh , i'll quote you some other western figures who said sanctions, of course. well, how are they? we are very dear very love. russian people a. here is the storm with johnson says. i'm generally a fan of the russian people, you know what's the matter? no? no , we just want, so to speak, on the authorities to put pressure on them so that they don’t ha

of radiant energy group, a consultancy which advises government and industry on nuclear energy. in bonn, germany, hubert just bart managing director and ahead of research at the german economic institute. and in paris, dr. paul darkman, founder and chair at nuclear consulting group and a member of the irish governments radiation protection committee. a warm welcome to you on thanks much for joining us today on inside story market. let me start with you today from your vantage point is closing these plants and germany a good decision. it is a bad decision and it's out of state with jer. it's out of step with germany's trading partners and allies, not just in europe, but around the world. it's a small nation's worth of energy that's being turned off today. an energy that could power tens of millions of people in developing countries or 5000000 germans. it's the cheapest energy germany is got. so it's a fairly catastrophic decision, especially considering this energy. ready works round the clock all year. not just when the weather's right. and paul, let me ask you a version the same question. if your vantage point is closing these plants either short sighted or irrational, what do you sa

despite previous years of an impending recession, leading research institutes of germany and i expect europe largest economy to grow by 0.3 percent this year, analysts say a predicted economic winter shock stemming from high energy prices. and inflation appears less severe than initially fear. frances total energies announced an agreement with iraq on a $10000000000.00 project that had been delayed due to disagreements over the terms of the deal total. and as far as will recover, flare gas on oil fields to supply gas to power generation plants. the french energy giant will also build a one gigawatts solar power plant. u. v. s t's toll shareholders that the swigs banks immersion to take over of the legal rival. credit suisse was a mass of challenge with many risks, but insisted it was still the right decision. switzerland's biggest bank is absorbing credit with, in a hastily assembled deal, amid recent turmoil in the banking sector. it is to france now where the summer's can be quite hot. so the number of more than 3000000 swimming pools in the country may not come as a surprise. what's more concerning is that this figure keeps increasing. even as growing water shortages and

of various institutions, including the program and budget organization of the majlis research center, and the draft compiled on the structural reforms of the budget. the secretariat of the supreme council of economic coordination presented a message. the president expressed his condolences on the martyrdom of ayatollah soleimani. mr. raisi stressed that the security and law enforcement forces should identify the possible causes of the incident as soon as possible, the perpetrators of this incident . the head of the judiciary sent a message of condolences to the chief justice of mazandaran ordered to carefully and quickly investigate all aspects of this crime and to take legal action to identify and deal with possible perpetrators and commanders. revolution and one of the loyal servants of the people, ayatollah soleimani went to a bank in babolsar this morning as an ordinary citizen and one of the bank guards was assassinated and martyred. this action continues, ayatollah soleimani was the representative of the legal guardian in sistan and baluchistan province and the city of kashan, imam juma, zahedan and babolsar , and he was also in charge of the leadership body in the universities of mazandaran

of sanction to ban all deliveries of medicines, foreign to russia , the director of the austrian economic research institutessure on russia will be very effective . unfortunately, there are still many sectors that could probably put quite a lot of pressure on russia, i mean, for example, the pharmaceutical industry. can of course to argue, based on humanitarian considerations. that an exception for medical devices is correct, but the political pressure on the kremlin would be different if russian citizens really lacked essential household goods, and not just french champagne it was stupid to lift sanctions on things through which one could put pressure on russia in the harshest way. in general, here european humanism and philanthropy evaporated sharply at the command of the face alexei alekseevich does it mean it is that and after ukraine, this baton of nazism will continue to be picked up by europe itself, already picked up and certainly such statements are quite respectable economists. there, i don't know any politicians and so on. they really should be perceived as a call for genocide. and it is exactly

of carbon is the economic damage that results from emitting one additional ton of greenhouse gases. we'll get into that in a minute. here at brookings there are scholars across the institution working on policy relevant research on climate changehen economic atomic studies it's a particular focus of our center on regulation in markets but it's really too important for only one discipline or only one part of brookings to think about. today's event i look at as part of our mission to not only improve the quality and efficacy of fiscal monetary policy but also public understanding of those policies. i've asked my panelists i'll inoduce in a minute to remember that not everybody thinks 24/7 about the social cost of carbon. if you're one of those people you might find this boring but for the other 99.99 of us i hope you find this interesting i've got an unusual number of really good questions submitted in advance. if you're online and you want to ask a question you can send it to events at brookings.edu or on twitter at #carbon or on slido sli.do again #carbon where i will keep an eye on my phone. my colleagues will forward me any questions that come in. me introduce my panel i'm going to do it in the order in whi

let's talk to pete earle from the american institute for economic research in massachusetts. there has been a lot offlation reduction act coming from europe and closely watched in the uk, it seems a very protectionist move, what is being said about this in the us? ., ., . ., .,. us? the inflation reduction act has done a _ us? the inflation reduction act has done a lot _ us? the inflation reduction act has done a lot of— us? the inflation reduction act has done a lot of things, - us? the inflation reduction act has done a lot of things, the l has done a lot of things, the least of which is to reduce inflation, and services patient is higher than is rolled out, in fact the so—called inflation reduction act as an opportunity spending measure that is awarding hundreds of billion dollars to interest groups and pet projects of the biden administration mostly in areas of green energy and climate change. of green energy and climate chanae. ., ,, of green energy and climate chanae. ., , ,, . change. from your perspective is that a good _ change. from your perspective is that a good economic - change. from y

talk about the council's research in san francisco and the recommendation that's they prepared to the city in response is to hsh report. >> director of council economic institute. we're the research arm, i would like to say that we make charts and graphs. we feed into the work of the bay area which is the business advocacy arm working across the nine counties to talk about the economy and our original economy here. just some contacts. if the council were hyper transportation, these court region, it was not until 5 or 6 years that homelessness rose to the top of our agenda, and they told us that the homelessness was causing, so how we often start the conversations, we have a lot of data to inform and provide contact to the conversation happening here. first let me start with this chart, we present a lot of data and you say a lost data from time and point counts. one thing that i like to think, think about everyone in need of support, so counting all homeless individuals experiencing homelessness and also those that are housed. this chart here is housing, all of those people in need per-capita, per 10,000 resident as looking across the variety and our region and

fields of economic intelligence, psychological warfare, treatises wake up and get paid just to overthrow the system of the islamic republic in different places, think tanks , research institutes, big sites how old are thousands of people in 2004 and how old are they in cyber space and each of them have decades of e-mail addresses and ips, but show them much more than this in the virtual space of tv 206 , which is very economical. they get high salaries to overthrow the republican system, that is, you guard the price of techno gas reserves and see what happened later , because you saw in the recent events and incidents that all the heads of europe without exception took a stand against us. it is a complex and very heavy and difficult task, may god give us the success to be able to do what the success of the people has guaranteed so far, the presence of the people themselves, the presence of this leadership and suggested guidance, what should we do, if we are people, we can use this valuable and valuable thing. naturally, we have to think carefully we should do it with the conditions because the enemy always goes wherever he is defeated. on the other page, they said, thank god,

of various institutions, including the program and budget organization of the parliament research center, and the draft prepared on the structural reforms of the budget, the secretariat of the supreme economic coordination council presented the president in meeting with the prime minister of kazakhstan to expand economic relations and establishing a cultural committee for the development of relations in this meeting was emphasized by mr. raisi, who said that the level of relations between iran and kazakhstan, despite the significant growth , is not commensurate with the existing capacities and should be improved. redoubled efforts, investing in transit infrastructure from central asia to the persian gulf, developing transportation to facilitate commercial cooperation, increasing cooperation in the field of agriculture and using innovative methods in the monetary and banking fields were among the other topics discussed with the prime minister of kazakhstan. ali khan ismail also expressed hope in this meeting that the tehran astana agreements will be implemented and the level of cooperation and tangible achievements will be increased for the two nations . presidents two countries have travele

fields of economic intelligence , psychological warfare, treatise on steel wake up and get paid just to overthrow the islamic republic of iran in different places , think tanks, research institutes, large sites of space. virtually, there are thousands of people as old as 2004 and each of them has decades of electronic address and ip, but they themselves show much more than this in the virtual space of tv 206, which is very economical. they get paid to overthrow the republican system, that is, you protect the price of techno gas stock and see that the enemy saw the recent events and incidents that all the heads of europe without exception took a stand against us , without the master arrangement of the enemy, it is valuable to protect this. it is a complex and very heavy and difficult task may god grant us success and that which has guaranteed the success of the case so far also took its presence, the existence of this leadership and the suggested guidance does not exist . if we are people , we can protect this valuable and unique creature. they said that wherever the enemy is defeated, they will be nailed on another page. today, they mentioned that they will not take part in econ

of economic, tourism, military, and energy . we will use more than in the past . according to the report of the international peace research institutestockholm, 69% of the accidents imported to azerbaijan, including uavs, missiles and radars, from 2016 to 2020 came from the zionist regime. in terms of military cooperation between israel and the republic of azerbaijan is not a secret, we had weapons manufacturing factories in cooperation with israel , as we cooperate in the field of advanced military technology, including anti-aircraft weapons and drones. israel israel has sold billions of dollars of military equipment to the republic of azerbaijan and this country sends oil to israel in return and provides a foothold for this regime close to iran. the authorities of azerbaijan raised speculations in two cases: division between iran and baku and espionage from iran. iran has responded to these speculations by increasing the level of cooperation with its neighbor. became an inspiration most of aliyev compared the relationship between the republic of azerbaijan and the zionist regime to an iceberg. it is below the surface and cannot be

kurchatov institute , the walls of which created the atomic bomb, new branches of science and economics were born. this year marks the eightieth anniversary of the specialists of this research center in ensuring the security and sovereignty of our country in an interview with dmitry kiselev, the president of the kurchatov institute, mikhail kovalchuk, said we are in a historical place, this is the house of igor vasilyevich kurchatov and a conversation with michal, who heads the kurchatov center today conversations on a historic day on the day of the 80th anniversary. institute, but this is the same story that works today. mikhail sergeevich is it possible to imagine what would have happened to the world and humanity, if not for this institution, not for the contribution that the chicken coop has made to humanity, you know, at least ours and you would not be strange, which we live at least. this is at least. it 's guaranteed at least three, and you know , the guaranteed thing is that when the americans detonated their first bomb and after a short period, they dropped these bombs. nahe nagasaki you remember very well. it was august 6 and 9 , 1945. and would i leave it here? h

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energy to public service whether at the institute of cancer research, the royal academy of arts, the financial policy committee of the bank of england or as an economic life is immense, its people are hard—working and absolutely brilliant and preserving and enhancing it really matters. thank you. that preserving and enhancing it really matters. thank you.— matters. thank you. that was the statement — matters. thank you. that was the statement from _ matters. thank you. that was the statement from richard _ matters. thank you. that was the statement from richard sharp, i matters. thank you. that was the | statement from richard sharp, he will remain in post we are told untiljune and he said he is quitting to avoid a distraction to the bbc. if you are just quitting to avoid a distraction to the bbc. if you arejustjoining us you can see the news we are following that the bbc chairman richard sharp has resigned, this relates to the inquiry looking at the circumstances of his appointment and his role in the £800,000 loan guarantee to the then prime minister borisjohnson. that report finds he breached tomb rules while being interviewed for the rule, failin

economic pressure and security threats have caused protests in european countries . the peace research institute supports the negotiations against the sanctions imposed on russia, and the total military budget ofthe countries has been increasing for 8 consecutive years, and the governments do not expect to improve their military power in the future, and this, of course , has a detrimental effect on the economy of this country. we want to be the tajik emir of sada and sima news agency, the current sanctions against russia showed that moscow-tehran relations should be developed, and the experts who hold this opinion were right . referring to the 14 sanctions against tehran, the head of the russian duma emphasized that russia and iran pursue an independent foreign policy. and their close cooperation with the top countries is necessary. on the anniversary of the establishment of the zionist regime, the streets of tel aviv instead of the annual celebrations of the demonstration center, demonstrators came to the streets for the fourth consecutive month this week and chanted slogans against these reforms to stop it. they demanded that the protests in the occupied territories be extended to the cemete

important and there's some research that suggests that economic state craft that china uses for example is less effective when the target country is democratic and there's a institute of logic there and it's individuals just like in the united states that can mobilize against the government if they're in collusion with the chinese communist party for illistic gain. they can hold them accountable. so i think that is a mechanism to shape china's ability in which you're describing. >> congressman, if i can add, you mentioned it exactly right. china has a play book they're using with the belton road and we've seen it with the courts 5g are examples and supports where they go into countries and jaire countries andjibudi is an exampt across the globe. we as a government -- i was going to say formally. the government needs to find out how to bring the national place to provide alternative and i have an example of our commercial space and the space is phenomenal and soft power for americans and the companies and way we can leverage some of the newer technologies and clearly protecting and ensuring they don't fall into the hands of the ccp but working with allies and partners

institutions in the united states and that are underpinning them. these methods include economic espionage, cyber data infiltration, joint ventures, research partnerships, and talent recruitment programs among others. my written testimony offers several specific examples of the ccp has put these methods into practice. this matters for our defense, our military's battlefield advantage has long rested on our superior technology. however, that's at risk as beijing seeks to close the gap in our technology advantage. this matters for american businesses, as mr. evanina said, we are 225 to 600 billion dollars of the annual estimated cost to the u.s. economy from stolen election -- ccp line policy for boss bolsters these methods, in 2017, national intelligence law requires organizations and citizens to support intelligence work and keep it a secret. second, the ccp is targeting critical infrastructure in the united states. i fully anticipate that beijing would seek to disrupt it, possibly through cyberattacks, especially early in the conflict. this can be motivated by a desire to determine which actions affect u.s. decision-making, the -- effect the will of the american people. the government has taken some steps to share intelligence information on prc campaig

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