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Vyacheslav Bubko

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Open access 2025

THE CONCEPTUAL BASIS FOR ENSURING THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF UKRAINE IN THE GLOBALISATION CONTEXT

The article establishes that in the context of globalisation, Ukraine's economic security is of particular importance due to such factors as integration into the world economy, dependence on foreign markets and investments, influence of international financial institutions, technological and resource dependence, hybrid threats, etc. The main threats included structural imbalances in the economy, dependence on imports of critical resources, financial sector instability, corruption risks, low innovation activity, demographic problems, and threats related to military operations and geopolitical conflicts. In order to minimise the impact of these threats, the author proposes principles and strategic directions. The author proposes an algorithm for ensuring economic security of Ukraine in the context of globalisation changes, which provides for an assessment of the current state of economic security, creation of an economic security strategy, diversification of the economy, strengthening of the financial system, protection of the national producer and stimulation of innovation, integration into the international economic system on favourable terms, prevention of corruption and the shadow economy, improvement of the level of economic literacy of the population, monitoring and correction of economic policy. It is proved that the concept of economic security of Ukraine in the context of globalisation should be based on an integrated approach, including strengthening economic sustainability, adaptability to changes, increasing the competitiveness of the national economy and creating an effective risk management mechanism that will ensure the country's sustainable development in the long term

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