Viewed from different angles. The problems of ensuring economic security are analyzed and ways to solve them are proposed. The necessity of creating an indicative system of analysis and forecasting of economic security, which is based on the threshold values of indicators, is substantiated.
The textbook was prepared by a team of authors from the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, members of the public association of scientists of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences and other scientific institutions and universities and can be used in the process of training personnel in a wide range of economic, financial and management disciplines.
For students, graduate students and teachers, specialists in economics and financial institutions, enterprises and commercial banks.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION I
CONCEPTUAL AND HISTORICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE SECURITY OF THE SOCIETY, THE STATE AND THE INDIVIDUAL
Chapter 1 THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR ENSURING THE SECURITY OF BUSINESS SUBJECTS
1.1. The history of understanding the problem of the security of society and the individual
1.2. The essence of the category "security"
1.3. Safety social organizations
1.4. The ideology of developing a mechanism for managing the social security system
Chapter 2 MAIN PROVISIONS OF THE LAW "ON SECURITY" AND THE CONCEPT OF NATIONAL SECURITY
Chapter 3 INCREASING THE STRATEGIC RELIABILITY OF THE SYSTEM OF PROVIDING NATIONAL INTERESTS IN THE COUNTRY'S ECONOMY
Chapter 4 ECONOMIC SECURITY AS THE BASIS OF NATIONAL SECURITY
4.1. National strength and security of the state, its constituent components
4.2. The death of the USSR - lessons for Russia and the world
4.3. Geopolitical strategy and economic security
4.4. Imbalances in the status of Russia as a geopolitical power
Chapter 5 INDICATIVE SYSTEM OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
5.1. Essence and types of economic security
5.2. System Structure
5.3. Internal and external threats
5.4. Interaction of the main indicators
5.5. Criteria and threshold values for economic security indicators
Chapter 6 THE MODERN ECONOMY OF RUSSIA ON THE WAY TO SECURITY
6.1. Assessment of the socio-economic situation
6.2. Political stability is the basis of economic growth
6.3. Criteria for assessing the socio-economic situation
Chapter 7 FORMING A DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY: OPPORTUNITIES
M RESTRICTIONS
7.1. Discussion about the essence and priorities of the strategy
7.2. Action Logic for Strategy Development
Chapter 8 MAIN PROVISIONS OF RUSSIA'S LONG-TERM ECONOMIC SECURITY STRATEGY
Section II MODERN SECURITY THREATS IN THE REAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY
Chapter 9 METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR ENSURING ECONOMIC SECURITY IN THE REAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY
9.1. The main contours and methodology for ensuring economic security of the real sector of the economy
9.2. Conceptual foundations of the security system of the real sector of the economy
Chapter 10 BREAKING THE CYCLE OF REPRODUCTION IN THE REAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY
10.1. Orientation of structural policy to increase the role of industries with high added value
10.2. Slow renewal of fixed assets is one of the main threats to economic security
10.3. Activation of small business - a way to increase the level of economic security
10.4. Assessment of the state of the innovation and investment sphere of the real sector of the economy
10.5. Danger of man-caused emergencies
Chapter 11 TRANSITION TO THE INNOVATIVE PATH OF DEVELOPMENT - THE BASIS OF THE ECONOMIC SECURITY STRATEGY
11.1. Investment security criteria to ensure the transition to an innovative economy
11.2. Criteria for innovation security
Chapter 12 SECURITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND OPENNESS OF THE RUSSIAN ECONOMY
12.1. Safety and sustainability
12.2. Limits of economic openness
12.3. Global economic security in the context of Russia's accession to the WTO
12.4. Competitiveness as a mechanism for ensuring economic security
Chapter 13 COMPETITIVENESS, OPENNESS AND SECURITY
RUSSIAN ECONOMY
13.1. Competitiveness is the most important factor in the national economic security strategy
13.2. Competitiveness Russian economy in the 1990s
13.3. Russia in the system of international competitiveness ratings
13.4. Competitiveness and globalization
13.5. Choosing an effective strategy and steadily following it
13.6. Relationship between the competitiveness of the economy and its openness
Chapter 14 TRANSPORT FACTOR OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
14.1. The role of transport in ensuring economic security
14.2. Threats to security in the transport complex of the country, ways to neutralize them
Chapter 15 INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORT - THE BASIC LINK
IMPROVE ROAD SAFETY
15.1. State of the road transport system
15.2. Modernization of regional and intracity road facilities
15.3. Improving the management system of the transport complex and traffic in cities
Chapter 16 ENERGY AND RESOURCE SECURITY
16.1. Energy security
16.2. Mineral and raw material security
Chapter 17 FOOD SECURITY OF RUSSIA
17.1. Essence and content of the food security process
17.2. Food production and consumption
17.3. Conceptual approaches to ensuring food security in Russia
17.4. Development and implementation of the national project "Development of the Agro-Industrial Complex"
17.5. Import substitution as a factor in stimulating the growth of domestic production
Section III. FINANCIAL SECURITY OF THE COUNTRY
Chapter 18 THE WORLD FINANCIAL CRISIS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Chapter 19 FINANCIAL SECURITY BASIS
19.1. The content of the concept of "financial security"
19.2. The role of the financial system in providing national security countries
Chapter 20 METHODOLOGY FOR SUBSTANTIATION OF THE SYSTEM OF THRESHOLD VALUES OF FINANCIAL SECURITY INDICATORS
20.1. The system of financial security indicators is a key tool for determining the competitiveness and stability of the country's financial system
20.2. Theoretical aspects of the formation of indicators of financial security
20.3. The main problems of the development of the financial sector of the Russian economy and measures to increase its competitiveness
Chapter 21 COMPETITIVENESS OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM
21.1. Macroeconomic assessment of the financial situation
21.2. Structuring the financial system of Russia and its competitiveness
21.3. Comparison of the competitiveness of the Russian financial system with developed countries
Chapter 22 BUDGETARY POLICY AND ITS ROLE IN ENSURING ECONOMIC GROWTH
22.1. Dynamics of the main parameters state budget for the period 1999-2007.
22.2. Goals budget policy
22.3. Federal budget and stabilization fund
22.4. Expansion of the information and analytical base for the justification of the federal budget
Chapter 23 CONSOLIDATION OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THE STATE AND BUSINESS. OPPORTUNITIES AND PERSPECTIVES
23.1. Essence and types of financial resources
23.2. The basis for the consolidation of financial resources is the national interests of Russia
23.3. Updating the budget policy is a key link in the consolidation
23.4. The role of fund mechanisms for the formation and use of financial resources in the consolidation of financial resources
23.5. Interaction between the budget and business in the use of financial resources
Chapter 24 EFFICIENCY OF THE RUSSIAN FINANCIAL SPHERE WHEN ACCELERATING RUSSIA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH
24.1. The main links in improving the efficiency of the financial sector
24.2. Evaluation and directions for improving efficiency financial markets
Chapter 25 STABILITY OF FINANCIAL MARKETS AND ECONOMIC SECURITY
25.1. The role of financial and stock markets in ensuring economic security
25.2. The complex of threats to economic security that formed in the stock and debt markets in 2000-2007.
25.3. Increasing the stability of financial and stock markets
Chapter 26 FIFTEEN YEARS OF THE RUSSIAN DOMESTIC DEBT MARKET: LESSONS FROM THE CRISIS AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS
26.1. Stages of Development of the Domestic Debt Market and the Crisis of the Debt Economy
26.2. Peculiarities of the Domestic Debt Market of Russian Subjects (Municipal Securities)
Chapter 27 CREDIT BUBBLE AND CRISIS: A MODEL OF FINANCIAL MARKET PERCOLATION
Chapter 28 NATIONAL MONETARY POLICY OF THE COUNTRY: PROBLEMS AND CONTRADICTIONS
Chapter 29 STRATEGIC GUIDELINES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BANKING SYSTEM
29.1. Deformations in banking system
29.2. Overcoming deformations in the banking system and the role of credit in the development of the country's economy
Chapter 30 DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL PAYMENT SYSTEM AND ECONOMIC SECURITY
30.1. Fundamental Provisions for the Development of the National Payment and Settlement System
30.2. Formation and development of the national payment system, relevant security threats and their overcoming
Chapter 31 COMBINATION OF FISCAL AND INCENTIVE FUNCTIONS OF THE TAX SYSTEM IN ENSURING FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SECURITY
31.1. Taxes as a factor of economic and financial security
30.2. Main Trends in the Development of Russian Tax Policy
31.3. The new paradigm of budgetary tax system as an anti-corruption mechanism for the inflation-free development of the Russian economy
Chapter 32 ECONOMIC SECURITY AND CONVERTIBILITY OF THE NATIONAL CURRENCY
Chapter 33 MAIN GUIDELINES FOR THE FORMATION OF A LONG-TERM NATIONAL FINANCIAL STRATEGY
Section IV
FOREIGN ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 34 FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS ARE A KEY COMPONENT IN RUSSIA'S ECONOMIC SECURITY STRATEGY
34.1. Neoliberal model of the world economic order
and foreign economic security of Russia
34.2. Assessment of the Russian export-import potential from the point of view of implementation
foreign economic strategy of the country
Chapter 35 DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATION RELATIONS OF RUSSIA WITH THE CIS COUNTRIES 35.1. Disintegration of the post-Soviet economic space
35.2. Strategic partnership within the CIS
35.3. What is needed for real integration?
Chapter 36 CUSTOMS SERVICE AS A TOOL FOR ENSURING THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF RUSSIA
Chapter 37 RUSSIAN STOCK MARKET IN THE INFORMATION SPACE OF THE WORLD MARKET: THE PROBLEM OF FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE
37.1. The Mechanism of Forming Expectations in the Russian Stock Market
and the impact of signals from the US market
37.2. A probabilistic forecast not mediated by "hidden variables". Summing up and summarizing the results
Chapter 38 EXPERIENCE OF EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF THE WORLD MARKET CONDITION ON THE STATE OF THE RUSSIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS AND THEIR IMPORTANT SEGMENTS
38.1. The impact of the openness of the Russian financial market on its condition
38.2. The most important external factors that determine the situation on the Russian corporate stock market in present stage
Chapter 39 EXPANSION OF RUSSIAN BUSINESS ABROAD: NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND HIDDEN THREATS FOR THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
39.1. Russia as a traditional exporter of capital
39.2. Directions and priorities of Russian investments abroad
39.3. Features of the foreign economic expansion of Russian capital
39.4. Barriers to the movement of national capital
39.5. The impact of capital exports on the national economy
Chapter 40
Chapter 41
41.1. Changing Trends in the Current Account of the Balance of Payments
41.2. Financial Account of the Balance of Payments: Increasing Investment Volatility and Controversy
41.2.1 Investment flows in the public sector of the economy
41.2.2. Investment flows in the non-financial sector of the economy
41.2.3. Investment flows in the banking sector of the economy
41.3. Transformation of the balance of payments in the medium term and a new macroeconomic and financial policy:
41.3.1. Trends in the balance of payments in the medium term
41.3.2. balance of payments and new money-credit policy
41.3.3. Balance of Payments management with new macro tools economic policy
Section V. REGIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY OF RUSSIA
Chapter 42 REGIONAL ASPECT OF STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS OF PROVIDING RUSSIA'S NATIONAL INTERESTS IN THE ECONOMIC SPHERE
42.1. Ensuring the subnational interests of Russia in the economy of its regions at the present stage of development
42.2. Key aspects of increasing the stability and security of the economy of the regions of the country
42.3. Strategic aspects of modern spatial integration of the country.
42.4. Measures in the field of regional policy to ensure the mutual interests of the federal center and subjects of the Federation
42.5. A real response to challenges and threats to national interests is the policy of active economic recovery of Russian regions
Chapter 43 PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS FOR THE USE OF RUSSIA'S MINERAL WEALTH
43.1. Current state mineral resource base Russian Federation
43.2. Problems and prospects for the use of SMEs in Russian regions
43.2.1. Regions of the European part of Russia
43.2.2. Eastern regions Russia
Chapter 44 TRENDS OF INCREASING TERRITORIAL DIFFERENTIATION AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 45 ASSESSMENT OF THE LEVEL OF ECONOMIC PROTECTION OF THE TERRITORIES
45.1. Indicators of the level of economic security of the territory
45.2. Levels of economic protection of territories
45.3. External environment
45.4. Subjects of the Russian Federation
45.5. Reasons for different security
45.6. Increasing the level of economic protection of territories
Chapter 46 METHODOLOGY AND EXPERIENCE IN ASSESSING DOMESTIC COMPETITIVENESS OF RUSSIAN REGIONS
46.1. Goals and objectives of assessing the internal competitiveness of Russian regions...
45.2. Analysis of the influence of the main factors on the competitiveness of regions
Chapter 47 REGIONAL INVESTMENT PROGRAMS (FINANCIAL ASPECT)
Section VI. SOCIAL POLICY IN THE ECONOMIC SECURITY STRATEGY
Chapter 48 SYSTEMATIZATION AND ASSESSMENT OF THREATS IN THE SOCIAL SPHERE.
Chapter 49 FORMATION OF THE MIDDLE CLASS AS THE BASIS FOR THE STABILITY OF RUSSIAN SOCIETY
Chapter 50 HUMAN POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IS A STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE OF SAFE DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIA
Chapter 51 UNEMPLOYMENT AS A SOCIAL INDICATOR OF THE COUNTRY'S ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 52 POVERTY AS A NATIONAL SECURITY INDICATOR: METHODS OF MEASUREMENT, RISK GROUPS, POLICY
52.1. Approaches to measuring poverty
52.2. Russian poverty profile
chapter 53
53.1. Threats in the demographic sphere
53.2. Methods for assessing demographic processes and a system of demographic security indicators
53.3. The main goals, objectives and directions of demographic policy in the interests of ensuring national security until 2025
Section VII. ECONOMIC SECURITY OF ENTERPRISES AND CORPORATE FORMATIONS
Chapter 54 GOALS, TASKS AND INSTRUMENTS OF ECONOMIC SECURITY OF ENTERPRISES AND CORPORATE FORMATIONS
54.1. Essence and basic concepts
54.2. Increasing the sustainability of the business of a large corporation
54.3. Assessment of internal and external threats to the corporation
54.4. Diagnosis of corporate crisis situations
Section VIII. CRIMINALIZATION OF THE ECONOMY AND ITS IMPACT ON THE SECURITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL, SOCIETY AND THE STATE
Chapter 55 DEVELOPMENT OF THE SHADOW SECTOR IN THE ECONOMY OF RUSSIA
Chapter 56 SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF SHADOW ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
Chapter 57 ORIGINS OF THE SHADOW ECONOMY AND ITS COMPOSITION
57.1. Definition of the shadow economy and its structure
57.2. The nature of the shadow economy
Chapter 58 EVALUATION OF THE SCALE OF THE SHADOW ECONOMY..
58.1. Differences in assessing the scale of the shadow economy and methods for measuring it
58.2. Methods for statistical assessment of the scale of the shadow economy
58.3. Experience in assessing the shadow economy by the State Statistics Committee of Russia
Chapter 59 ANTI-CORRUPTION IN THE RUSSIAN FINANCIAL MARKET
59.1. Corruption as a reason for the inefficiency of the Russian financial market
59.2. Countering corruption as a condition for the efficiency of the financial market
59.3. Countering corruption in corporations and the accounting system of the financial market
59.4. Anti-corruption in the trading of financial instruments
59.5. Countering corruption in the context of a conflict of interest in the financial market
Chapter 60 REGULATORY AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE FIGHT AGAINST CRIMINALIZATION OF THE ECONOMY
60.1. The history of the development of the legal framework for combating the criminalization of the economy
60.2. Current state legislative framework combating the criminalization of the economy
Section IX. DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 61 BASES OF ORGANIZATION OF DIAGNOSIS AND MONITORING OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 62 INFORMATION SUPPORT OF MONITORING
Chapter 63 ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
Section X. MEASURES AND MECHANISMS TO ENSURE THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE COUNTRY
Chapter 64 CREATING A MECHANISM FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE NATIONAL INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMY AND THE PLACE IN IT THRESHOLD VALUES OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 65
Chapter 66 PROCEDURE AND METHODS FOR USING THRESHOLD VALUES IN DEVELOPING FORECASTS OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 67 STATE AUTHORITIES FOR MANAGING THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE COUNTRY
Section XI. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 68
68.1. The essence of the system of international economic security
68.2. The need for policy coherence
68.3. Stability of the world economic system
68.4. International economic conflicts
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The textbook is a universal publication in which economic security as a component of national security is considered from all possible angles. The problems of ensuring economic security are analyzed and ways to solve them are proposed. The necessity of creating an indicative system of analysis and forecasting of economic security, based on the threshold values of 19 indicators, is substantiated.
The textbook was prepared by a team of authors from the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Council for the Study of Productive Forces of the Ministry of Economic Development, other scientific institutions and universities and can be used in the process of training personnel in a wide range of economic, financial and management disciplines.
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Section I. CONCEPTUAL AND HISTORICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE SECURITY OF THE SOCIETY, THE STATE AND THE INDIVIDUAL
Chapter 1. Theoretical and methodological foundations for ensuring the security of business entities
Chapter 2. Basic Provisions of the Law "On Security" and the Concept of National Security
Chapter 3. Increasing the reliability and effectiveness of the system for ensuring national interests in the country's economy
Chapter 4. Economic security as the basis of national security
Chapter 5. Indicative system of economic security
Chapter 6. Modern Russian economy on the way to security
Chapter 7
Section II. MODERN SECURITY THREATS IN THE REAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY
Chapter 8. Methodological foundations for ensuring economic security in the real sector of the economy
Chapter 9. Violation of the cycle of reproduction in the real sector of the economy
Chapter 10 innovative way development of the Russian economy
Chapter 11. Competitiveness, openness and security of the Russian economy
Chapter 12. Methodology and experience in assessing the internal competitiveness of Russian regions
Chapter 13. Transport factor of economic security
Chapter 14. Energy and raw material security
Chapter 15 Food Security
Section III. FINANCIAL SECURITY OF THE COUNTRY
Chapter 16
Chapter 17. Methodology for justifying the system of threshold values of financial security indicators
Chapter 18
Chapter 19 stock market and economic security
Chapter 20. A decade of the Russian domestic debt market: lessons from the crisis and development prospects
Chapter 21. National monetary policy of the country: problems and contradictions
Chapter 22. Strategic guidelines for the development of the banking system
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
Chapter 25. Economic security and convertibility of the national currency
Chapter 26. Main guidelines for the formation of a long-term national financial strategy
Section IV. FOREIGN ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 27
Chapter 28
Chapter 29. Russian stock market in the information space of the world market: the problem of functional independence
Chapter 30
Chapter 31. Russia in offshore business
Chapter 32
Section V. REGIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY OF RUSSIA
Chapter 33
Chapter 34
Chapter 35
Chapter 36
Chapter 37. Criteria and threshold parameters for assessing the level of security and crisis situations in the region
Chapter 38. Methods and mechanisms for neutralizing threats to economic security
Chapter 39. Typology of regions depending on the level of destabilization of economic processes
Section VI. SOCIAL POLICY IN THE ECONOMIC SECURITY STRATEGY
Chapter 40
Chapter 41
Chapter 42 human potential- the strategic task of the safe development of Russia
Chapter 43
Chapter 44
Chapter 45
Section VII. ECONOMIC SECURITY OF FIRMS AND CORPORATE FORMATIONS
Chapter 46
Section VIII. CRIMINALIZATION OF THE ECONOMY AND ITS IMPACT ON THE SECURITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL, SOCIETY AND THE STATE
Chapter 47
Chapter 48
Chapter 49
Chapter 50
Chapter 51
Section IX. DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING OF ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 52
Chapter 53
Chapter 54. Organizational aspects of diagnostics and monitoring of economic security
Section X. MEASURES AND MECHANISMS TO ENSURE THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE COUNTRY
Chapter 55
Chapter 56
Chapter 57
Chapter 58
Section XI. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY
Chapter 59
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Russia's place in the world
Russia's GDP and factors of its growth
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Social sphere
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The textbook is a universal publication in which economic security as a component of national security is considered from all possible angles. The problems of ensuring economic security are analyzed and ways to solve them are proposed. The necessity of creating an indicative system of analysis and forecasting of economic security, based on the threshold values of 19 indicators, is substantiated.
The textbook was prepared by a team of authors from the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences of the Council for the Study of the Productive Forces of the Ministry of Economic Development, other scientific institutions and universities and can be used in the process of training personnel in a wide range of economic, financial and management disciplines. For students, graduate students and teachers, specialists of economic and financial institutions, enterprises and commercial banks.
For more than 10 years now, the problem of Russia's economic security has been one of the vital ones both in terms of the existence and development of Russia in the form of a sovereign unified state, and in terms of scientific research new interdisciplinary areas and their teaching in universities. Such a significance of this problem is due, firstly, to the universality of the concept of "security", which is the key in the connection between "economy and security". The textbook makes an excursion into the history of the study of this problem and shows that it worried the minds of many philosophers, economists and politicians, including Democritus, Aristotle, Plato. The basis of modern views on the security of society in the XX century. laid the foundation for the works of V. Pareto and the outstanding Russian scientist A. Bogdanov.
It can be said without exaggeration that, firstly, all spheres of human life contain, to one degree or another, some kind of indicators signaling possible dangers that must be taken into account when determining the goals put forward by society, corporations and individuals and in their implementation. Secondly, the meaning of the concept of "security" is enhanced due to the increase in the multiplicity and alternativeness of goal setting and methods for achieving goals. It is impossible to give preference to certain options for forecasting the development of the economy, making investments, forming the country's budget without assessing their socio-economic consequences in the form of criteria and indicators of security. This conclusion also applies to the assessment of radical socio-economic reforms. Without assessing the safety of such reforms for the existence of a person, society and the state, they can lead to the destruction of the state and the life-supporting systems of society (food, transport, energy, housing and communal services, etc.). An example is the experience of self-destruction of such a great country as the USSR.
Thirdly, the leading importance of security in the system of key concepts of human activity, and not only in the philosophical, economic, sociological and political aspects, is especially clearly manifested in wars, man-made disasters, crises, and terrorist acts. Everyone remembers how the monetary and financial crisis, which originated at first in the narrow sphere of the most risky transactions (for example, forward contracts in Southeast Asia and government short-term bonds in Russia), swept like a tsunami through many countries of the world and reached Russia, causing a powerful blow to its financial and banking system and sharply worsening the material well-being of the majority of its citizens. The September 11, 2001 terrorist attack in the United States testifies to the high cost of hacking security systems. This seemingly isolated act, which lasted only a few minutes, acquired a global character, showing the whole world that even a developed economy with a powerful power block and high-tech information, financial, banking and currency systems does not have reliable institutions for the security and protection of citizens from random factors. . It seems to us that there is a need for many modern knowledge in the economy to be supplemented or adjusted taking into account the concept of "security". The designed technical systems that are in contact with a person and are based on automatic control cannot be considered ready for practical use without ensuring the safety of their operation.
Some economists consider the concept of "economic security" obsolete. For the first time it gained recognition while searching for a way out of the US economic crisis in the 30s. XX century. In 1934, US President F. Roosevelt created a special Federal Committee on Economic Security (FEC), headed by Minister of Labor F. Perkins. The KEB also included the ministers of justice, finance, trade and the head of the emergency service. Paramount importance in the work of the CEB was given to the issues of normalization and stabilization of the social situation in the country, the development of legislation on state pensions and social insurance unemployed. In the "new course" of F. Roosevelt's economic policy to bring the country out of the crisis, emphasis was placed on "the economic security of the individual as the basis for ensuring the economic security of the state and society as a whole."
The fact that this is far from an outdated concept is evidenced by international experience. Thus, some experts international relations European countries raises the question of creating a special body of the UN Security Council - the Committee on Economic Security. This issue is discussed in detail in the last chapter of this tutorial. As an argument against the concept of "economic security", the point of view is put forward that the market economy supposedly in itself contains a sufficient number of tools that ensure the economic security of the individual and the state.
One can agree with this only partially, provided that the market economy provides long-term economic growth, increased competitiveness of production and the quality of life. But this does not happen in all countries. market economy. Moreover, even in developed countries there may be unforeseen failures and crises in the operation of life-supporting systems, as happened, for example, in 2003 in the US energy system (California). Or another example: the monetary and financial crisis of 1997-1998, when the entire world financial system was in a state of shock and there were projects to create a new "global financial architecture". Some economists propose to replace the term "economic security" with another - "national security in the economic sphere" or "ensuring national interests in the economic sphere". In essence, the attempt to crack down on the concept of "economic security" aims to weaken its mobilizing value, so that there are no boundaries and obstacles in the way of "market fundamentalism".
The entire logical structure and architectonics of the textbook is based on the interpretation of national interests proposed by the authors, and therefore economic security is considered as the basis of national security, while the importance of other types and subtypes of security (information, food, energy, monetary and financial, etc.) is not diminished. .
