Depreciation of Fixed Assets as a Factor of Inflation in the Contemporary Ukrainian Economy: the Econometric Investigation
Journal Title: Проблеми економіки - Year 2011, Vol 2011, Issue 3
Abstract
The paper is devoted to elaborating econometric models to illustrate the impact of depreciation of fixed assets onto inflation dynamics in the contemporary Ukrainian economy, including the lag influences.
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Nina Goridko, Robert Nizhegorodtsev
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