Management of the national economy as an element of the socio-economic space of the country


Abstract

Introduction. The interest in the problem of public administration in the development of a country's national economy is increasing. Such questions are always in line with the interests of economic theory and business practice. Under the influence of factors, the national economy of Ukraine is transforming into a whole organism, which, under the influence of factors, loses some signs and acquires new ones.

Aim and tasks. The aim of the research is to develop the conceptual apparatus for managing the national economy as an element of social economic space of the country.

Results. The result of the study is the development of a conceptual apparatus for managing the national economy as an element of the socio-economic space of the country . First of all, the system of economic and social connections and relations between subjects of the national economy, related to the implementation of economic activity and the satisfaction of the social needs of the population, is functioning. Secondly, management of the national economy is carried out, which is related to the accumulation of resources (production, financial and investment, scientific and technical, informational, etc.) necessary for the uninterrupted implementation of various types of economic activity of subjects and the satisfaction of the social needs of society, as well as their effective distribution and use. Thirdly, the interests of all participants in the processes of functioning and development of the national economy as an open, complex socio-economic system intersect. Fourthly, certain features depending on the specific country (national features) are revealed. Finally, the economic and social components of the management orientation of the national economy and its separate elements are organically combined, which ensures their close interaction and complementarity.

Conclusions. The statement that the national economy is an element of the socio-economic space can be considered fully justified, given that the study of the national economy in terms of its belonging to the socio-economic space gives the most comprehensive and accurate idea of the reality, the presence of connections and relations inherent in the objects operating within it and allows for more effective management of the national economy.

Keywords:

national economy, globalization, public administration, efficiency, economic policy, manageme

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Published
2022-09-30
How to Cite
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Kovalenko-Marchenkova, Y. Management of the National Economy As an Element of the Socio-Economic Space of the Country. Economics Ecology Socium 2022, 6, 30-37.