Financial and Economic Security in Ukraine: Improving a System based on the International Example

Abstract

It is crucial for economics of the state to find ways to improve the security system of the country. The purpose of the study was to analyze the economic security of Ukraine, compare it with the systems existing in other countries and provide practical recommendations for improving the security system. General theoretical methods were used, as well as the regulation acts of the European countries on this issue were analyzed. The experience of European countries was studied and the factors influencing their financial and economic security policies were identified. Legislation regulating Ukraine's economic security and its practical implementation were analyzed. Conclusions were drawn on the need for reforms in the domestic and foreign economic policy of the country which will provide better security.

Legal Regulation of State Electronic Services: Relevant Issues and Ways of Improvement

“…The issue of importance and trust to the e-government portal should be established from the very beginning; for example, by publishing information about it in reliable sources of information on the Internet. The digital divide creates new opportunities for corrupt bureaucrats, and excessive investment in e-government infrastructure also creates opportunities for corruption (Cherniavskyi et al 2022). The Agency for Civil Service Affairs and Anti-Corruption could launch an online survey among civil servants and employees of the PSC, which would assess the degree of openness and cooperation of the state bodies, which they interact with.…”

Економічні Перспективи Повоєнної Відбудови: Виклики Та Можливості Для Сталого Розвитку України

“…Sokolova et al (2022) describe the main financial instruments and mechanisms for improving the technological structure of the economy and the organization of production, taking into account the trend changes in the Ukrainian economy. In their paper, Cherniavskyi et al (2022) characterized the experience of leading European countries in regulating economic security. However, the authors paid little attention to analyzing the mechanisms for using this experience in Ukrainian realities.…”