Macroeconomic indicators are the parameters of a country's economic passport due to the fact that one aggregated unit (one digit) manages to characterize an entire subsector of the economy.
The purpose of the article is to identify the areas of interdependence of the macroeconomic indicators of the Republic of Armenia, to test hypotheses about the main macroeconomic links for the Republic of Armenia. The article uses statistical modeling and analysis tools: analysis of dynamics by chain and basic indicators, analysis by average dynamics indicators, structural analysis, correlation and regression analysis.
The results of the analysis indicate that not all the provisions common in the economic literature namely, export-economic growth, import-economic growth, unemployment rate-inflation (Phillips curve) can be applied in the case of RA. Net exports were considered as an effective indicator of the external sector, and the relationship between the other indicators of the corresponding "golden quadrilateral" was calculated. Calculations have shown that net exports have no significant or interpreted from the point of view of economic literature links with any of the variables of the "golden quadrangle".
It also turned out that RA imports are quite sensitive to changes in income.
Unemployment rate-dependence of GDP: Ou-Ken's law also applies in the case of RA.
Increasing the level of digitalization of the economy is a significant factor in the economic growth of the Republic of Armenia