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Model for Regulating the Reproduction Process in the Economy.
T I Iefymenko1, B B Dunaev1, A A Lyubich1
1State Educational and Research Institution "Academy of Financial Management", Kyiv, Ukraine.
Cybernetics and Systems Analysis
|December 6, 2022
Summary
This study examines how cash circulation, state investment policy, and financial sector actions regulate economic reproduction. It models Ukraine
Area of Science:
- Economics
- Financial Regulation
- Macroeconomics
Background:
- The economic reproduction process involves the production system, banking, markets, households, and international economic relations.
- Key regulators include the banking system (credit provision, money supply), the financial sector (securities, investment), and state investment policy.
- Understanding these dynamics is crucial for economic stability and growth, particularly in contexts like Ukraine's recent economic challenges.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the regulation of economic reproduction in real and financial sectors.
- To investigate the impact of cash circulation, state investment policy, and financial market activities.
- To model Ukraine's economic reproduction process for 2022-2024.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of economic reproduction regulation mechanisms.
- Examination of the roles of the banking system, financial sector, and state investment policy.
- Econometric modeling of Ukraine's economy using statistical data from 2020-2021 for a 2022-2024 forecast.
Main Results:
- Identifies banking, financial, and state sectors as key regulators of economic reproduction.
- Highlights the influence of cash circulation and investment policy on economic cycles.
- Presents a model for Ukraine's economic reproduction, considering recent data and future projections.
Conclusions:
- Effective coordination between banking, financial, and state sectors is vital for sustained economic reproduction.
- Monetary and investment policies significantly impact the velocity of money and capital accumulation.
- The study provides insights into Ukraine's economic trajectory, emphasizing the need for strategic regulatory interventions.
Keywords:
capitalcrisiseconomyequilibriumexchange rateinflationinterest ratelabormarketmoneyregulationreproductiontargetingMore Related Videos
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