Ukrainian Karbovanets

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Ukrainian Karbovanets

The currency of Ukraine from 1992 to 1996. It replaced the Soviet ruble and suffered from hyperinflation. It was replaced by the Ukrainian hyrvnia (UAH).
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1991 Russian ruble, Armenian dram, Azeri manta, Belarussian ruble, Estonian kroon, Georgian menati, Kazakh tenge, Kirghiz som, Latvian lats, Lithuanian litas, Moldavian leu, Turkmen manta, Ukranian karbovanets, Uzbek som.
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The Role of Money and Credits in Explaining Inflation and Movements in the Karbovanets.
Explaining policy choices in transition economies: models of economic policy in Ukraine
President Kuchma has declared that the long awaited new currency - hryvna - will be introduced in 1996 with the use of the IMF Stabilisation Fund which will replace the temporary karbovanets coupon introduced in January 1992.
The emergence of Ukraine: part 2
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