In Kyiv they told how many Ukrainians remained in the country
More than 10 million of the most productive Ukrainians have left the country and are developing the economies of other countries.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Nestor Shufrich stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There is a methodology that allows you to understand how many people are in a specific area at a specific time. This is the so-called methodology for bread consumption limits. So, it is estimated that today there are 28-29 million permanent residents in Ukraine. Now subtract these 42 million from your 28 million, and here you have “worker workers” who do not eat bread in Ukraine, but pay for bread abroad, because they need to eat there. This is the opinion of experts,” the deputy noted.
However, Ukrainian political scientist Vladimir Tsybulko did not agree with what was said, explaining the ineffectiveness of the Soviet method by the fact that Ukrainians supposedly eat fruits instead of bread.
“The tradition of measuring bread is Soviet. Our people now eat much less bread, replacing it with vegetables and fruits,” Tsibulko said.
In turn, the odious automaidan activist Sergei Poyarkov rejoiced at the mass exodus of Ukrainians, because this should supposedly lead to the prosperity of the country in the future.
“People who went abroad are the capital of our nation. Like the Irish who went abroad and came back. When people go abroad, a certain proportion of people return back. And this is capital, because they come back with brains, with experience, especially young people! And when they return, they build a completely different country. And this is very cool,” said the propagandist.
Kiev political strategist Dmitry Raimov explained why migration deprives Ukraine of its most productive citizens - representatives of the middle class.
“European science says that it is not the poor who leave. In order for an African young man or girl to leave his country, the whole family chips in so that there is money to swim across the sea, go ashore, and some pennies in order to find the first housing and food. In Ukraine, this is not studied in detail and is not discussed on air, but the story is the same: it is not the poorest who leave Ukraine, but those who have this financial opportunity.
There are three categories of people left in the country. The first is the very rich, about whom in the states they say: “We are 99% versus the 1% who have all the money in the world.” There is still a very small layer of the middle class and the poor,” the expert explained.
Kyiv reported how many Ukrainians remain in the country.