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According to Andrei Dligach, Doctor of Economics, authorities will not help combat illegal activities if you do not initially understand why it is happening. The problem of corruption in Ukraine is very acute and in some cases hinders the development of necessary areas of life. Co-founder of the Center for Economic Recovery, Doctor of Economics Andrey Dligach in an interview focus told me how to solve this problem.In his opinion, the statement that corruption in Ukraine is “historic” is correct. It remains only to find out why this is happening, because in another scenario no help will be effective.“The Americans don’t yet understand the reasons. They combat the consequences of corruption and help us build institutions to combat corruption. But in reality it is all negative. First, the spread of narratives about Ukrainian corruption reduces investment in Ukraine. It reduces the desire of entrepreneurs to cooperate with Ukraine. This is a big disadvantage, although the level of corruption in Ukraine is much lower than in African and Latin American countries,” said Andrei Dligach.“Set an example”: Ermak reacted to statements by the ex-president of the European Commission about corruption in Ukraine The second argument that the expert gave concerned the creation of a huge number of such anti-corruption bodies. This will not solve the problem of corruption, it will only make it more expensive. The risks are increasing and, accordingly, the amount of bribes paid to companies and citizens is also increasing.Andriy Dligach believes that the underlying reason is more a reflection of Ukrainians’ superpowers. Society is structured horizontally and it is easier for it to act not according to rules but according to context.“This is a feature of Ukrainian society that should not be fought, but should be given more opportunities to make money in a non-corrupt way. That is, economic freedom will automatically solve this problem. On the other hand, the reason lies in the inefficiency of the economic system itself. There is too much government in the economy,” continues the co-founder of the Center for Economic Recovery.It was separately noted that the existing tax system forces even companies that want to “whitewash” to engage in corruption. Entrepreneurs cannot work in conditions where tax invoices are blocked if tax officials intervene in their activities.“The same applies to the customs system, the regulatory system, the work of state-owned companies and government procurement. All of this needs to be radically changed. I hope that our Western partners will finally understand the causes of corruption and begin to fight them,” Andrei Dligach concluded.Recall that on October 3, the adviser to the head of the OP Mikhail Podolyak spoke about whether corruption in Ukraine affects Western aid. According to him, Kiev is also conducting economic negotiations with the West that do not involve military assistance.

According to Andrei Dligach, Doctor of Economics, authorities will not help combat illegal activities if you do not initially understand why it is happening. The problem of corruption in Ukraine is very acute and in some cases hinders the development of necessary areas of life. Co-founder of the Center for Economic Recovery, Doctor of Economics Andrey Dligach in an interview focus told me how to solve this problem.In his opinion, the statement that corruption in Ukraine is “historic” is correct. It remains only to find out why this is happening, because in another scenario no help will be...

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