CREATION OF A SPECIAL LEGAL REGIME AND BUSINESS DEREGULATION AS A TOOL FOR REFUGEE RETURN: ADAPTATION OF UKRAINE’S MIGRATION POLICY IN THE POST-WAR PERIOD

Abstract

The article analyzes the role of business deregulation as a crucial tool for facilitating the return of refugees to Ukraine during post-war recovery.

This study explores the adaptation of Ukraine’s current migration policy and legislation to new challenges and realities caused by the consequences of war, which could create favorable conditions for entrepreneurial activity and economic development. In turn, this would strengthen the motivation for refugees and economic migrants to return to their homeland.

Another aspect under examination in this article is the review of successful cases of reducing regulatory burdens on businesses and their impact on economic activity.

In particular, the focus will be on measures such as simplifying business operations, reducing administrative barriers, liberalizing tax policies, and minimizing legislative-level bureaucratic obstacles.

Analyzing these examples will not only help assess the effectiveness of business deregulation but also provide insights into how these measures can be adapted to Ukraine’s specific conditions, especially in the context of refugee return and their integration into economic activities during the war and in the post-war period.

The article specifically examines mechanisms for simplifying business operations, reducing tax burdens, and the role of entrepreneurship in restoring economic activity and ensuring the social integration of refugees and economic migrants.