Selected Economic Effects of Sanctions | Belarus Conference in Stockholm

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About This Presentation

Presented by Dzimtry Kruk during the conference "Belarus at the crossroads: The complex role of sanctions in the context of totalitarian backsliding" on April 23, 2024.


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Selected Economic Effects of Sanctions

Physical volume of exports: sharp reduction, rapid
recovery, stagnation
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Oil"war" with
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COVID
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Post-COVIDforeign
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Improved access to
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The share of exports to Russiaincreasedconsiderably
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The share of exports to Russia (physical volume), %

Physical volume ofpotashfertilizers exports:
supply bottleneck due to logistic obstacles
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Exports of potash fertilizers, thousand tones, gross volume

Potash fertilizers exports: weakeningmarketpowerand
inabilitytochargemarketprice
Commercial mistakes +
minor effects of
sanctions
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Actual price of Belarusian potash fertilizers exports/ global price, %
The effects of
sanctions

Macro landscape: V-shaped recession and output losses
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Q1 2024 (e)
GDP: Actual vs. Counterfactual(2018=100)
Counterfactual: no war and sanctionsActual