“…However, they have been considered largely at the macroeconomic level in the context of the development of national economies as integral socio-economic systems. In particular, V. Volchyk [2], A. Hrytsenko [3], V. Dementyev [4], G. Kirdina [5], G. Kleiner [6], R. Nureyev [7], Y. Olsevych [8], V. Polterovych [9], L.Tomilina [10] and many others carried out an active scientific search in the early 2000s. They examined the features of the influence of institutions on the formation of the system of government [4] and social processes [2], [6], [8], investigated the vectors and the power of their influence on the overall economic growth [2], [8], [10], the causes of institutional traps [9], opportunities for designing of institutional changes [6], [7], proposed the theory of institutional matrices [5], developed recommendations for research and improvement of institutional architectonics of economic systems [3] and many more.…”