MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS OF INTENSIFICATION OF HYBRID THREATS OF PEACEBUILDING AND ENSURING UKRAINE'S ECONOMIC SECURITY

Abstract

The article investigates and analyzed the impact of the main macroeconomic indicators on the economic security of the country during the hostilities in eastern Ukraine. The conducted analytical study highlights the prerequisites for the negative impact of the conflict in the East of Ukraine on the systems of the economy of peacebuilding and economic security of the country. The study shows that direct loss of part of the country's economic potential in the process of growing hybrid conflict actions by the Russian Federation and changes in the vector of foreign trade in general. It is significant that the world is more able to complete the war-conflact of that deocuputs. Modern directions of intensification of hybrid threats to peacebuilding and ensuring economic security of Ukraine are proposed. The analysis revealed that as a result of direct military invasion, the domestic economy lost about a quarter of its industrial potential. In addition, significant deposits of minerals remained in the uncontrolled territories of the country, especially coal – a strategic resource from the point of view of functioning of the fuel and energy complex of the economy; cut off from the general system – important transport and logistics corridors; a number of strategic cooperation relations and relations between enterprises and production and economic complexes from different regions of the country were lost; the state is not able to use a whole range of intellectual and personnel, materialtechnical, technical-technological, innovative-technological and other resources. Hybrid aggression, financial and economic crises, internal political and economic instability and globalization processes affected the trends of domestic agricultural production. The dynamics of the real GDP index in Ukraine and Central Europe is studied. The main reason for this is low economic productivity, when the volume of production of goods and services per unit of population does not significantly correspond to the industrial, innovative-technological, intellectual-personnel and especially the resource potential of the national economy of Ukraine.