The youth is to better the economy

The Supreme Council and the Faculty of Economics of the Pridnestrovian State University has long-standing and close ties. Cooperation agreement is signed between the legislative body and the main alma mater of Pridnestrovie. Its leadership has asked the Chairman of the Supreme Council Mikhail Burla to conduct a series of trainings on the current state of the economy of Pridnestrovie. Being a head of the department of social and economic geography and regional studies of natural-geographical faculty of PSU the Speaker of the Parliament could not refuse to satisfy the request. Advisor to the Chairman of the Supreme Council Alexander Martynov, an expert of the Moscow magazine "The corporate financial reporting. International standards", delivers a cycle of open lectures to students. He had to read three lectures on "Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth", "Basis of preparation of financial statements," "Modern systems and methods of financial analysis".

Speaker of parliament, Candidate of Geographical Sciences Mikhail Burla addressed the students, the future economists and accountants, as well as teachers before starting a course of lectures.

The first lecture of advisor Chairman of the Supreme Council Alexander Martynov was devoted to perhaps the most discussed topics in the economic environment - the budget, government spending, tax reform of the investment climate, assumptions and opportunities for economic growth. Lecturer and arguments of the lecturer were convincing, and therefore found an echo in the minds of listeners. At the same time they have been available and easy to understand with specific comparative examples, charts and graphs. In the course of the lecture, and on its completion, students asked the presenter to their questions and receive competent answers. At the same time the students themselves gave examples of excessive bureaucratization of opening and running a business.

Various topics had been risen in the course of the dialogue of lecturer and students - the tax burden on the real economy; creating favorable conditions for foreign and domestic investments; a large amount of public expenditure and the number of employed in the public sector; very low GDP per capita and the necessity to significantly increase; workforce and retraining.

If you compile the questions and answers, we can conclude - the economic situation is far from favorable we have a lot to do to bring it out of the crisis.