Abstract
The paper considers the indicators of economic security of the member States of the Indo-Pacific partnership (ITP). Using statistical and econometric methods, a comparative assessment of the prospects for changing the level of economic security in the United States, Japan, India, and Australia during the implementation of the global integration project was carried out. The significance of economic cooperation and economic confrontation in the context of globalization for ensuring the economic security of East Asian countries is analyzed. The proposed approach to the comparative assessment of changes in the level of economic security of the ITP member States allows us to identify the priorities of economic cooperation and economic confrontation in modern conditions. It is concluded that agreements within the framework of the Indo-Pacific partnership should establish new regulations and standards for world trade, thereby increasing the level of protection of national economies of ITP participants.
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