The International Labor Organization estimates that Ukraine has lost 4.8 million jobs since the beginning of the Russian aggression.
According to UN estimates , more than 6 million Ukrainians were forced to leave Ukraine because of the war. Most of the migrants were from Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland, Hungary, Moldova, Romania and Slovakia.
Although supporting Ukrainian refugees has become a burden for Eastern European countries in the short term, in the medium term Ukrainians can help overcome labor shortages in Europe. This was stated in an interview with the Voice of America, Director of the European Department of the IMF Alfred Kemmer.
"Some of the refugees may stay for a long time and this will be positive for Europe, because in the medium term there is a shortage of labor in Europe," the official said in April.
The war caused significant losses to the Ukrainian economy. According to EBRD estimates, the war will reduce Ukraine's economy by a third in 2022.
The International Monetary Fund forecasts a 35% drop in the Ukrainian economy this year.
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