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Konstantin Bondarenko

Economist

Publications

Tajikistan’s External Debt: the Growing Risks Against the Backdrop of a Fragile Stability
Konstantin Bondarenko 25.10.16
Removing administrative barriers will help the development of tourism in Tajikistan
Konstantin Bondarenko 07.04.16
Big problems of small businesses
Konstantin Bondarenko 18.01.16
Pitfalls of budgetary policy in Tajikistan
Konstantin Bondarenko 02.12.15
"The process of pension reform in Tajikistan is irreversible"
Konstantin Bondarenko 31.07.15
On the verge of crisis: the treatment of Tajik economy will not be easy
Konstantin Bondarenko 03.06.15
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