Objective: the development and implementation of policies to support a wartime economy of Ukraine and promote its post-war recovery.
Issues to be discussed:
- Post-war development: optimal governance and allocation
- The optimal fiscal-monetary mix in response to energy and food prices shocks in postpandemic world: short term stability vs. long term growth
- Growing government debt levels: a threat of fiscal dominance?
- Monetary policy regimes in a post-war environment: inflation targeting or else?
- New dimensions of policy: regional and urban regeneration
- Role of new technologies in rebuilding financial markets
- Optimal design and macroeconomic consequences of economics sanctions
- Central bank logistics and operations: ensuring payments in a war theater
- Monetary and fiscal announcements in a hostile environment
- Structural changes during the war: effects of emigration and firm relocation
- Liquidity management and market interventions (focus on FX)
- War-induced energy and food price shocks: regional and global spillovers
Participants: representatives of central banks, the academic community, international financial institutions, and well-known research centers.