Read More 5 minute read Money Matters Three-year loans up 50%, five-year up 72%—but Ukraine’s workforce just keeps shrinking Three-year-plus loans grew 50% as companies bypassed cheap government programs. The binding constraint isn’t capital—it’s people. byPeeter Helme
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