PROBLEMS OF ECONOMIC SECURITY AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE TRANSITION ECONOMY IN RUSSIA
Abstract
In the article the main vectors and stages of development of the transition economy in Russia are substantiated and disclosed. The problems of the country’s economic security at different stages of the transformation, their connection to the crises of the economy in 1992-2018 are shown. The areas of reformation of the Russian Federation transition economy at the each stage in the interests of ensuring the country’s economic security are highlighted. The authors state the problem of the adjustment of the Russian economy to the trends of protectionism and de-globalization in the modern world economy and the formation, together with other countries, of a new globalization model. The importance of the development of international economic organizations in the direction of ensuring international economic security is also noted.
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