NATIONAL ECONOMY IN TERMS OF DISINTEGRATION: STATE AND DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC COOPERATION
Journal Title: Medzinárodné vzťahy - Year 2018, Vol 16, Issue 2
Abstract
Taking into account the development trends in disintegration processes, it is advisable to identify the reasons and minimize the negative impact. Current paper presents the essence of the disintegration process and the comparative analysis of the disintegration types. The basic economic indicators of disintegration processes are formed on the example of Ukraine, Czech Republic and Slovakia. The main purpose of the paper is to assess the consequences of disintegration for the national economy and international cooperation and business development as well. Using the comparison and observation methods, the causes and effects of the impact of disintegration processes on enterprise development are considered. As a result, the directions for economic enterprises behavior in conditions of disintegration are proposed.
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Nataliia Parkhomenko
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