Abstract
In global economic comparisons, "internal economic potential" is a concept that includes elements such as natural resources, the level of development of basic and infrastructural branches, scientific-technical potential, labor resources, and so forth. The most universal indicator that is used to evaluate a country's economic potential is gross domestic product, which characterizes not only the current level of economic development but also its structural features, the functional effectiveness of individual branches, the degree of a country's involvement in global integration processes, and so on.
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