METHODOLOGICAL DIRECTIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF A NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20775535Abstract
This article examines the key methodological directions for developing a national economic development
strategy, emphasizing the importance of long-term vision, institutional reforms, macroeconomic stability, innovative
development, and sustainable growth. It analyzes theoretical foundations, international experiences, and practical
mechanisms necessary to create an effective strategy aligned with global economic trends and national priorities.
The paper highlights methodological stages, principles of strategic planning, tools for monitoring and evaluation, and
the importance of inclusive development. Recommendations are provided for aligning national strategies with digital
transformation, market modernization, and sustainable competitiveness
Keywords
national economic strategy, methodological basis, sustainable development, macroeconomic policy, innovation, competitiveness, strategic planning.References
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