▫️the hryvnia against the dollar will rise to 40.3;
▫️international reserves will amount to 23.3 billion dollars. In 2021 they were 30.9 billion;
▫️public debt as a % of GDP will be 86%, compared to 49.7 in the control year;
According to the report, in 2023, the situation will improve, but only slightly. GDP growth is forecast at 4%, and inflation at around 24%. At the same time:
▫️The exchange rate is expected to continue falling to UAH 45/USD 1;
▫️reserves will shrink to $19 billion;
▫️The debt will amount to a record 99% of GDP.
As we can see, hostilities have cut substantially into the workers' standard of living.
At the same time, the capitalist government, which defended the interests of business, did nothing during the six months of the conflict to end this destructive chaos.
The current situation shows again that apart from the workers, no one will defend the interests of the people.
We selected some quotes from Stalin’s works, showing four problems of modern capitalist society and his point of view on them, which can be considered clearly Marxist and relevant today.
"Leader of the Mongolian Revolution Damdin Sükhbaatar meets Lenin in 1921."
One hundred years ago, #OTD August 20th 1921, the "Mad Baron" von Ungern was captured, and the foreign occupation of Mongolia brought to a final end.
A thread for the Mongolian Revolution:
Earlier in 1921, forces of Red Mongolians, aided by the 35th Sibirskaya Rifle Division of the 5th Red Army, backed by Soviet industrial capacity, defeated Ungern's White army in June, which carried out a years-long regime of atrocities in Outer Mongolia, Siberia, and the Far East
The success of the People's Revolution was pronounced, and the Bodg Khan ceded authority to the Mongolian People's Party to establish a governance which would ultimately abolish the monarchy in 1924.