COMPONENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF THE SYSTEM FOR ENSURING THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE COUNTRY

Abstract

The points of view towards understanding the provision of economic security and the construction of its organizational and functional structure are analyzed. As a result, differences in the substantive understanding of ensuring economic security were identified, which predetermines the complexity of organizing a system for ensuring economic security and maintaining its functioning. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the development of a conceptual model of a system for ensuring economic security, which involves achieving the goals of economic sustainability, economic independence and economic sovereignty through the interconnected functioning of system components at the federal and regional levels of government, as well as at the microeconomic level. The goals of the system are formulated - ensuring economic stability, independence, sovereignty. The levels of management to ensure economic security are identified: state, region, economic entity. Six components are proposed: institutional environment and organizations, impact assessment, strategic and tactical planning, information and communication, threat management and monitoring. Twenty-four economic security principles are formulated to help implement, maintain, and evaluate system components.