Abstract

The relevance of the research topic is conditioned by the fact that domestic manufacturers do not always successfully adapt to new conditions, using discretionary changes in external environment factors in a situation of sanctional confrontation. The immediate situation encourages the transition from a raw-material based economy and rent income orientation to deep processing production using all the links of value generation. In these conditions, it is necessary to deepen the knowledge that contributes to the use of the current situation in the markets to mobilize domestic producers. In assessing the opportunities of using the new situation, a number of misconceptions have developed concerning the conditions of the competitive environment in the markets, which are simplified in nature. Pursuant thereto, the article is aimed at in-depth understanding the process of formation of factors contributing to the transition to deep processing production, identification and justification of opportunities for creating a competitive advantage by domestic producers in order to ensure full import substitution. Competitive conditions that have developed as a result of discretionary changes in the external environment are examined on a systematic basis, in causal relationships applying various types of analysis, which ensures identification of those changes in the competitive environment of industrial markets that create favorable opportunities for the transition to the production of goods of deep, high-tech processing. In general, the results of the study can be used in the process of developing and implementing a strategy for the development of basic and life-supporting sectors of the domestic economy in conditions of instable distant external environment and sanctional confrontation with foreign trade and economic competitors.

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