G.A. Butrik, N.V.
Bilan
Donetsk
National University of Economics and Trade
named after
Mikhail Tugan-Baranovsky, Ukraine
PECULIARITIES
OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CONDITIONS OF THE MODERN ECONOMIC SYSTEM
In the economic literature much attention is paid to
the study of the category «economic development», the problem of growth and
development has always been decisive in the activities of practitioners and
theorists from the beginning of a new era.
The study of development and economic growth was
involved in the works of A. Smith, D. Ricardo, K. Marx, A. Marshall, J. Keynes,
Joseph Schumpeter and others. Further development relating to contemporary
conditions is investigated in the works of V.A. Bosenko, A. Rogachev, E.
Savelyeva, A. Galchinskuy.
However, increased globalization processes and bundles
of countries by level of development require further research to identify
sources and factors of economic growth and development.
The purpose of the work is to identify patterns of
development of the economic system under modern conditions, to define what
impact has a cyclic system of links and relations on the process of
socio-economic factors.
The doctrine of the nature of the development was
considered by G. Hegel. He determined that the development does not have a
closed loop, as occurs in a sequence from lower
to higher forms, accompanied by a transition from quantitative to qualitative
changes, and that the contradiction is the basis for development [1].
Today, the scientists reduce the problem of determining
historic perspectives mainly to the transition from industrial civilized stage
of development to postindustrial (information) stage. Although sometimes this
stage is defined as a mixed society, yet it is hyperbolized, endowed
predominantly positive signs caused by scientific and technical development of
mankind deprive many troubles [2, p.78].
Economic growth is considered by the macroeconomic
science as a part and one of the most important characteristics of economic
development. Economic growth is positive if the real gross domestic product in
the analyzed period exceeds its level in the basic year.
Given market conditions, trying
to get a little profit from business activities even in a crisis, the owners are increasingly draw their attention to innovations and financial accumulation as
a basis for technical development. This
forced move is a major form of investment income during
the economic depression that compared with
investments in outdated
technologies offers
the hope of profit, because ultimately innovation» gain
victory over the depression».
Innovation-based development is the main factor that
gives the country the opportunity to achieve advanced social and economic
progress. The achievements are explained by strategic objectives at the national
and regional levels of socio-economic development of the country. Among the
wide range of the tasks are those execution of which is most urgent for our
country. This is primarily the development and implementation of national
innovation models, activation of institutional transformations in social
development, achievement of high economic competitiveness and improvement of
regional competitiveness. The macroeconomic analysis uses the term “intensive”
and “extensive” factors in the development and growth. The first group is,
above all, innovative resources. Other factors may be attributed to the
intensive to the extent where it is due to increase of their quality level. If
GDP growth is mainly due to the increased number of resources used without
significant changes in their qualitative level, this type is called the most
extensive one. If resources are unchanged or even reduced when replacement is
less productive to more productive factors, this type of reproduction is called
mostly intensive. The purpose of economic reforms in transition economies lies
in changing the type of play, in moving from extensive to intensive
reproduction primarily by intensification of innovation factors and improvement
of governance. Unfortunately, in Ukraine this goal was not realized. Innovation
resources were not included as a starting mechanism of economic growth, and the
accumulated scientific potential earlier was partly lost.
There are constraints of economic growth. They include
restrictions within aggregate demand, sociopolitical atmosphere in the country,
resource and environmental constraints, public intervention in the affairs of
private business (legislative activity to regulate safety, health care workers
and the environment, etc.) in the field of economic crimes , unfair treatment of labor
stoppage during labor disputes, adverse weather conditions (primarily for agricultural
production), i.e. everything that hinders productivity growth and hence
economic growth in general. Sources of economic growth are growth of labor,
capital growth, technological innovations.
In conclusion, we can say that objective criteria for
economic systems interaction are: improvement,
differentiation and integration of systems’ facilities;
complexity of its internal
and external
communications; increase in information capacity of systems and increased development, the existence of factors of progressive systems
development, globalization, intellectual relations of
social systems; development of economic systems based on
laws of society, a nature of the economy that
leads to its balance.
The main feature of the modern economic system is the emergence of a new quality of its facilities and
connections between them, the formation of
fundamentally new conditions for functioning of economic
systems.
References:
1. Hegel G. V. F. Science of Logic / G.
V. F. Hegel. SPB.: Nauka, 1997. — 800 p.
2. Korniychuk L. The theoretical basis of
the concept of sustainable development / L. Korniychuk // Economy of Ukraine. —
2010. — ¹ 2. — P. 72—79.
3. Mensch G. Stalemate in technology :
Innovations overcome the depression. — Ballinger — Cambridge (Massachusetts),
1979.
4. Roy Rothwell. The Changing Nature of
the Innovation Process // Technovation. — 1993. — ¹ 1. — P. 12—16.