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The current Ukrainian crisis has various effects, both domestic and international, on the political, economic, and social agenda. The crisis is also inexorably linked to the issue of national security of many states and is undoubtedly changing the geopolitical situation in the world. This paper examines and compares the causes and implications of the two Ukrainian crises: the one of 2008 – 2009 and the most recent one of 2014 – 2015 by looking at their main triggers and consequences. The paper also intends to provide an insight on the potential threats and new opportunities for further development of the Ukrainian and global economies.
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The goal of the paper is to present, using the indicators of economic activity, how Polish economy coped with the last global economic crisis compared to another EU country - Greece, which faced huge difficulties while trying to get back to the pre-crisis levels of economic development. In the first part of the paper the origins of the global economic crisis are briefly characterized. Then the results of a synthetic analysis of indicators of economic activity based on data from the World Development Indicators database are presented. The analysis is based on data describing the economic situation within the Polish and Greek economy. Both countries were chosen purposefully. Finally, referring to the results of the research of other authors, the micro-economic dimension of the consequences of the crisis within the Polish and the Greek economy is signaled.
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