The high unemployment rates are costly not only to the individuals and  families directly affected, but also to the economy as a whole such as loss of output, labour resources left idle, decline in consumption,  investment and consumer confidence.Hence, this leads to a fall in GDP.
 

Cyclical unemployment is caused by the lack of jobs during a  recession. When real GDP falls, some companies close down,  many jobs disappear, and the unemployed scramble for fewer  available jobs. 

Structural unemployment is caused by a mismatch of the skills of  workers out of work and the skills required for existing job  opportunities. Since there are tensions between Russia and Ukraine because of Russia seizing three Ukrainian military vessels just off Crimea after claiming they had entered Russian waters illegally.  This might result in the relocation of business operations.

Seasonal unemployment is a type of working  arrangement in which a person is employed routinely for  part of the year, but spends the remaining months or  weeks without a job and is hunting for an alternative job. Ukraine experiences 4 seasons each year. Hence,after winter is over, ski instructors will go out of jobs as the snow has melted.

Frictional unemployment is caused by the normal search  time required by workers with marketable skills who are  changing jobs, initially entering the labour force or re-  entering the labour force. The university graduates from Ukraine seeking their first  job, people who are laid off between projects, and people who quit their  jobs to relocate or to seek out better employment. 

Cost-Push Inflation
The increase in the cost of production is the primary reason that drives cost-push inflation.
Increases in the cost of production can come from different sources.
Cost-push inflation occurs when there is competition for, or shortage of, resources to produce goods and services.
In Ukraine, the introduction of a more expensive crude oil led to an increase in the cost of production. This increases the price of goods and services in the country to compensate the increase in production.
An increase in salaries also leads to inflation, as when salaries increase, firms cost of production increases, resulting in prices of goods increases. Thus, inflation occurs.

Real Income
Real income refers to the number of dollars received (nominal income) adjusted for changes in the Consumer Price Index (CPI);
which also refers to the purchasing power of your nominal income.
Thus, when real income increases, increase in purchasing power of household.