Restructuring of industrial economies in countries in transition: Experience of Ukraine



achieve the 50 per cent that of the level of 1990. The greatest slump was registered in the
consumer goods industry, 22 per cent of the level of 1990, construction materials - 23 per cent,
machine- building - 31 per cent, foodstuff - 36 per cent operating capacities. (Table 4; Chart 2).

Table 4: Industrial Output of Ukraine by Sectors

(per cent to 1990)

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

Industry - total

100

95,0

89,3

82,2

59,0

51,9

49,3

48,4

Electrical Energy

100

96,0

90,2

84,8

74,2

69,8

64,9

63,2

Fuel

100

89,0

76,5

58,9

48,8

43,9

40,8

42,7

Ferrous Metallurgy

100

88,0

79,2

60,2

42,9

40,7

45,6

49,1

Machine-Building and

Metal Processing

100

104,0

99,8

105,8

60,4

45,9

32,6

31,4

Chemical and Petrochemical

100

93,0

80,9

60,7

44,7

40,6

39,3

39,0

Wood and Wood

Processing

100

102,0

103,0

99,9

65,1

54,0

43,7

41,5

Building Materials

100

101,0

97,0

82,4

52,7

38,0

25,1

23,1

Consumer Goods

100

97,0

101,9

88,6

46,6

31,2

23,4

22,2

Food Processing

100

87,0

74,0

65,1

52,3

45,5

42,3

36,1

Chart 2. Industrial Output of Ukraine by Sectors, per cent to 1990



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