The almost complete use of existing reserves to increase budget expenditures became one of the main reasons for economic growth in 2023–2025. However, the downside of this policy was the acceleration of inflation, growth incentives ran out of steam by 2025, and the budget system entered a crisis - a state of acute shortage of funds to maintain the state’s planned obligations.

The near-complete use of existing reserves to expand budgetary spending became one of the principal drivers of economic growth in 2023–2025. However, the flip side of this policy was accelerating inflation, the exhaustion of growth stimuli by 2025, and the entry of the fiscal system into a crisis marked by an acute shortage of funds to sustain the state’s planned commitments.