Table 5: Main Indicators of Ukrainian Economy
(increase(+), decrease(-), per cent to previous year)
|
1990 |
1991 |
1992 |
1993 |
1994 |
1995 |
1996 |
1997 | |
|
GDP |
-4,0 |
-8,7 |
-9,9 |
-4,2 |
-23,0 |
-11,8 |
-10,0 |
-3,2 |
|
Industrial Output |
-0,1 |
-4,8 |
-6,4 |
-8,0 |
-27,3 |
-12,0 |
-5,1 |
-1,8 |
|
Consumer Goods Output |
5,8 |
-5,1 |
-9,4 |
-15,9 |
-25,0 |
-17,8 |
-20,2 |
-21,7 |
|
Investment |
1,9 |
-7,1 |
-36,9 |
-10,3 |
-22,5 |
-35,1 |
-22,0 |
-7,5 |
|
House Building |
-10,6 |
-17,2 |
-2,3 |
-12,8 |
-18,0 |
-14,2 |
-22,0 | |
|
Retail Trade |
11,5 |
-9,7 |
-18,0 |
-35,4 |
-13,6 |
-13,9 |
-5,1 |
5,9 |
|
Services |
7,6______ |
-20,7 |
-20,2 |
-22,9 |
-3,3 |
-32,3 |
-14,2 |
-5,8 |
Table 6: Main Indicators of Ukrainian Economy
(per cent to previous year)
|
1990 |
1991 |
1992 |
1993 |
1994 |
1995 |
1996 |
1997 | |
|
GDP |
96,0 |
91,3 |
90,1 |
95,8 |
77,0 |
88,2 |
90,0 |
96,8 |
|
Industrial Output |
99,9 |
95,2 |
93,6 |
92,0 |
72,7 |
88,0 |
94,9 |
98,2 |
|
Consumer Goods Output |
105,8 |
94,9 |
90,6 |
84,1 |
75,0 |
82,2 |
79,8 |
78,3 |
|
Investment |
101,9 |
92,9 |
63,1 |
89,7 |
77,5 |
64,9 |
78,0 |
92,5 |
|
House Building |
89,4 |
82,8 |
97,7 |
87,2 |
82,0 |
85,8 |
78,0 | |
|
Retail Trade |
111,5 |
90,3 |
82,0 |
64,6 |
86,4 |
86,1 |
94,9 |
105,9 |
|
Services |
107,6 |
79,3 |
79,8 |
77,1 |
96,7 |
67,7 |
85,8 |
94,2 |
Table 7: Main Indicators of Ukrainian Economy
(per cent to 1990)
|
1990 |
1991 |
1992 |
1993 |
1994 |
1995 |
1996 |
1997 | |
|
GDP |
100 |
91,3 |
82,3 |
70,6 |
54,3 |
47,9 |
43,1 |
41,7 |
|
Industrial Output |
100 |
95,2 |
89,1 |
82,0 |
59,6 |
52,4 |
49,8 |
48,9 |
|
Consumer Goods Output |
100 |
94,9 |
86,0 |
72,3 |
54,2 |
44,6 |
35,6 |
27,9 |
|
Investment |
100 |
92,9 |
58,6 |
52,6 |
40,8 |
26,4 |
20,6 |
19,1 |
|
House Building |
100 |
82,8 |
80,9 |
70,5 |
57,8 |
49,6 |
38,7 | |
|
Retail Trade |
100 |
90,3 |
74,0 |
47,8 |
41,3 |
35,6 |
33,8 |
35,8 |
|
Services |
100 |
79,3 |
63,3 |
48,8 |
47,2 |
31,9 |
27,4 |
25,8 |
Simultaneous to general investment reduction there is a reduction of budget
appropriations for the development of the Ukrainian economy. The dynamic for share of budget
appropriations for the economy was as following:
in 1990 - 49.3 per cent, in 1991 - 45.7, in 1992 - 37.2, in 1993 - 19.3, in 1994 - 32.9, in
1995 - 9.6, in 1996 - 10.1, in 1997 - 11.7 per cent.
Investment distribution by industrial sectors of Ukraine are illustrated in Tables 8, 9, 10
and Chart 3.
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