Non-tariff barriers: Ukrainian practice under conflict with Russia and COVID-19

Koval, N.O.; Luchenko, Dmytro

doi:10.26886/2524-101x.4.2020.3

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“…The state directly influences the agricultural sector of the economy through certain levers of management, particularly through the implementation of economic functions, the introduction of monetary, budgetary, fiscal, foreign economic, and other directions of economic policy. The new challenges facing Ukraine since 2014 and the crisis caused by the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic have led to the application of new mechanisms for regulating international trade relations for domestic law enforcement practice (Koval & Luchenko, 2020).…”

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Advantages and risks of opening the land market in Ukraine

Kurylo

Kostenko

Klochko

et al. 2020

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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The relevance of the study is due to the abolishment of the moratorium on the sale of agricultural land and the risks arising from the land market opening in Ukraine. The paper aims to identify the effectiveness of land mortgages for the agricultural sector of the economy and determine the mechanisms of state policy aimed at legal groundwork to guarantee rights of landowners. The comparative analysis of the land market development in the Central European states contributed to identifying system-based state management of land market formation processes, which had a positive effect on the land reform outcomes in these states. The analysis results confirmed the timeliness of the land market opening in Ukraine, which is related to the chosen economic and political course. The investment attractiveness of the Ukrainian agro-industrial complex is due to high productivity of lands and is supported with the possibility of mortgaging agricultural land. Neutralization of factors hindering the foreign investment attracted to agricultural business will contribute to the attraction of efficient technologies and highly productive use of the agricultural land in Ukraine. Some measures aimed at the land relations transformation in Central Europe do not consider the peculiarities of the Ukrainian agricultural sector. In particular, it is not reasonable to sell agricultural land to foreigners. Assessment of certain provisions of the Law of Ukraine ‘On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine on the Conditions of Agricultural Land Transactions’ No. 552-IX shows the inevitability of abuse by foreign-owned banking institutions of the possibility to alienate the lands pledged under any loan agreements. Criminalization of evasion from the alienation of agricultural land as collateral will prevent the risks of acquiring Ukrainian agricultural lands by foreign-owned banking institutions. It is concluded that the banking system will only perform the functions of an investor in the agricultural sector of the economy, so there is a need to strengthen the state regulation of the land market in Ukraine.

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Advantages and risks of opening the land market in Ukraine

Kurylo

Kostenko

Klochko

et al. 2020

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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“…This has become especially important during the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic conditions have become a completely new factor that required prompt and adequate level of threat measures (Koval & Luchenko, 2020). In particular, the National Bank of Ukraine called the citizens for the limited use of cash during payments for the quarantine period.…”

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The use of biometric technologies for bank transaction security management against the background of the international experience: Evidence from Ukraine

Kurylo

Klochko

Volchenko

et al. 2021

Banks and Bank Systems

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In view of the expanding range of banking services in Ukraine, the issue of introducing innovative means of protecting consumers against illegal actions in the field of banking becomes relevant. This paper aims to determine the effectiveness of biometric technologies for customer identification during banking transactions, the legality of their use, and to identify areas for the development of state policy focused on the legal use of biometric data in order to protect the rights and legitimate interests of individuals and legal entities. Based on analysis and systematization of scientific publications and regulatory framework, it was found that a potential direction for banks to implement the customer focus concept in their services to establish the appropriate level of security is the use of biometric technologies that ensure the proper storage of personal data. The summarized information on the actual application of biometric identification methods in the banking sector allows stating that the factors stipulating the criminal offenses using biometric data can be neutralized by the subjects of counteracting such offenses and through effective legal remedies. Contradictions arising between the state of regulatory support and the actual needs for the use of biometric technologies in the field of banking in Ukraine decelerate the use of effective security tools with a high degree of reliability in the banking sector. It is concluded that further implementation of biometrics in the banking sector in Ukraine requires a comprehensive approach and consideration of the best world practices.

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Legal Regulation of Taxation of Transnational Corporations in the European Union

Smyrnova

Mykievych

Fedorova

et al. 2023

Review of Law &Amp; Economics

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The purpose of this study is to identify the principles of taxation of transnational corporations in the European Union (EU), as well as the effectiveness of legal norms in this area based on the analysis of Ukrainian and world studies. The leading approach to the study of this problem is the method of review and critical analysis of the scientific literature on the subject of the study, as well as methods of logical deduction, scientific abstractions and a systematic approach that allows a comprehensive examination of the differences in the taxation procedures of transnational corporations in the EU Member States. The study presents topical issues of tax harmonisation in the field of taxation of transnational corporations in the European Union. The paper notes that the priorities of the EU Member States are aimed to a greater extent at combating the erosion of the tax base and tax evasion by transnational corporations than at eliminating tax obstacles in the internal market.

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Non-tariff barriers: Ukrainian practice under conflict with Russia and COVID-19

Cited by 3 publications

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Advantages and risks of opening the land market in Ukraine

Advantages and risks of opening the land market in Ukraine

The use of biometric technologies for bank transaction security management against the background of the international experience: Evidence from Ukraine

Legal Regulation of Taxation of Transnational Corporations in the European Union

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