17 charts show how full-scale war reshaped Ukraine’s economy and living standards
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The infographic series, titled Code of Independence, presents a comprehensive analysis of Ukraine’s economic indicators and living standards from 2021 through 2026. (Photo: NV collage)
How have Ukraine’s economy and living standards adapted to
the realities of war? NV Business presents 17 key charts — from the record
defense budget and drone production boom to labor shortages and rising housing
prices in Kyiv.
During the years of full-scale war, Ukraine’s economy has
shown unprecedented adaptability. Nominal GDP is recovering, banks are posting
windfall profits, and the defense industry has surged, increasing UAV output to
10 million. At the same time, the country faces an acute labor shortage,
inflationary pressure and rising living costs — from apartment rents to the
average restaurant bill.
NV Business has prepared 17 charts showing the state of the
financial system and household finances.
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