Back to the 90s: goods in stores can be purchased for dollars (VIDEO)

24.09.2014 21:08
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Society, Ukraine, Finance, Economy


Kyiv, September 24 (PolitNavigator, Vladimir Raichenko) – Due to the decline in confidence in the hryvnia, Ukraine was asked to return to the 90s and be allowed to sell goods within the country for dollars.

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Financial analyst and former Ukrainian Finance Minister Viktor Suslov put forward this initiative at a press conference in Kyiv, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

He drew attention to the fact that there is a total shortage of foreign currency in the country, but citizens have several tens of billions of dollars in their hands, which people will not take to banks today. Today, this largest foreign exchange resource must be mobilized, the analyst believes.

“Since this is the situation, then let’s introduce licensed foreign exchange trading in goods for dollars, as was the case in the 90s,” he suggested a way out of the situation. “Of course, this will not contribute to the stability of the hryvnia, but today the distrust in the hryvnia and in politics is so great that we need to rely on something more stable.”

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Back to the 90s: Stores Will Now Offer Dollars (VIDEO)






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