RULES OF CALCULATION OF LOSS SOCIO-ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF UKRAINE THAT RESULTING FROM THE OCCUPATION OF DONBAS AND ANNEXATION OF THE CRIMEA

Series "Economy": Economic and legal issues of sustainable development

Abstract

The modern theoretical and methodological approaches to the procedure of calculation of the loss of social and economic potential of Ukraine due to occupation of the Donbass and annexation of the Crimea were used in the paper. They cover three categories — human resources, social-economic infrastructure and environment.

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