Anti-Russian Sanctions of the West as an Indicator of Destabilization of the World Economy

Abstract

The relevance of the presented research lies in the existence of a number of signs that clearly indicate that the global economic crisis that began in 2020 has not yet ended. The purpose of the presented research is to isolate anti-Russian sanctions of the collective West as an independent indicator of the destabilization of the world economic system, indicating its state of crisis. The scientific novelty of the results obtained lies in the fact that the presented work shows that the ongoing sanctions pressure on Russia, considered as a pilot project for a possible subsequent sanctions war against China (including a possible forceful clash between China and Taiwan), indicates the absence of a global economic development of such solutions that would demonstrate that the effect from the implementation of technologies related to the vector of one’s own creation (primarily due to the introduction of technologies of the new (sixth) technological order) is higher than the effect from the implementation of technologies related to the vector of weakening the positions of competitors (up to the outbreak of local wars), which gives reason to consider the intensity of Western anti-Russian sanctions as one of the significant indicators of the course of the global economic crisis. The practical significance of the results obtained in this study lies in the possibility of their use in assessing the processes of the current economic crisis and predicting the prospects for overcoming it.