Sale of half of state-owned farmland would bring the state $12.4 billion, says Dmitry Yablonovsky, deputy executive director of the Center for Economic Strategy. More government revenue would be generated through taxes on increased economic activity, he tells UNIAN. On Monday, Rada deputies submitted a draft law to extend the land sale moratorium for one more year. It was first imposed in 2001.
Sale of half of state-owned farmland would bring the state $12.4 billion
