Research on the Relation Between Conceptions of the State’s Economic and Financial Security: Theoretical Aspect

Improvement of Methodological Approaches to Determining Directions of Financial Security of Ukraine

“…The introduction and improvement of the institutional, legal and organizational-economic mechanism of the monetary and financial security policy of Ukraine developed in Figures 3 and 4, with strategic goals and performance indicators to ensure effectiveness will improve methodological approaches in the following sectoral areas of financial security (Table 1, Table 2) Table 1. Strategic goals and performance indicators for ensuring the financial security of the Ukrainian economy [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]…”

“…To summarize the studies of well-known scientists [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] regarding the interpretation of the categories of "financial security", main concepts should be indicated.…”

“…9. Condition of financial, monetary, currency, bank, budgetary, tax systems, characterized by balance, resistance to international and external negative impacts, ability to provide effective functioning of national economic system and economic growth [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9].…”

Financial Security in the Context of Economics Welfare

“…Lankauskienė and Tvaronavičienė (2012) singled out the links of financial security with price stability, security of the existing financial portfolio, security of markets, accumulation for retirement, payment of property taxes. Giriūnienė, Černius, Giriūnas, and Jakunskienė (2019) analyzing the concepts of financial security, made an observations that conceptions of financial security cover both monetary, economic, social, political, and national defense aspects. Reznik, Getmanets, Kovalchuk, Nastyuk, and Andriichenko (2020) noted that the components of the financial security of the state are banking, debt, budget, currency and monetary security.…”

Modelling the Development Dynamics of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Russia

“…Modern studies show that there is a correlation between tighter fiscal regulation of entrepreneurship and the scale of the shadow economy. Tax burden as a factor was investigated in (Morozko, 2018;Maltseva & Plakhov, 2018;Khnykina & Fomichenko, 2014;Giriuniene & Giriunas, 2015). Johnson and Kaufmann (1998) find that excessive regulation of socio-economic systems increases the share of the shadow economy in relation to GDP, where an increase in the degree of state regulation of SME by 1 point, other things being equal, increases the share of the shadow economy by 8.1%.…”