The dynamics of the development of the national economy of russia in the context of war
Abstract
Purpose: is to analyze the dynamics of the national economy of the russian federation in the context of the military conflict, to identify the main challenges and consequences for its economic stability and development, and to formulate recommendations for governments, international organizations and other stakeholders that can be implemented to maximize efforts to put economic pressure on the Russian Federation.
Method: empirical analysis, statistical methods, theoretical analysis, system analysis.
Findings: developing specific, innovative recommendations for governments, international organizations and other stakeholders that can be implemented to maximize efforts to put economic pressure on the russian federation.
Theoretical implications: The results of the study complement the existing theoretical research in the field of development of the military-industrial complex, and also take into account the practical experience of the russian-Ukrainian war.
Practical implications: The study will help to deepen the understanding of the impact of military conflicts on the country's economy, in particular, on its macroeconomic indicators, financial sector, foreign economic relations, social sphere and other aspects.
Value: The results of the study can help governmental institutions and international organizations in developing and adapting economic policies and strategies aimed at maximizing economic pressure on the russian federation to reduce its ability to meet military needs.
Papertype: theoretical and practical.
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