Abstract
The problems of stock markets globalization using theoretical approaches and institutionalism tools have been investigated. The following problems have been identified: unlimited volume of stock information, which complicates the decision-making process; the possibility of including local stock institutions in global trading networks; the impact of transaction costs on the volatility of market prices for financial instruments; limited access of small and medium-sized businesses to global stock markets. It has been proved that the institutionalism tools and the network approach make it possible to form a more realistic architecture of the global stock market, to define and comprehensively analyze the relationship between elements of the traditional infrastructure.
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