Abstract

Macroeconomic dynamics is in the focus of attention of the scientific community due to the fact that it characterizes the key trends in the development of the national economy. The basic indicator in the system of national accounts is the gross domestic product (GDP), which in general form is the aggregate value of all goods and services produced within the national economy. GDP is widely used in the analysis of economic growth trends. Economic growth, creating conditions for it – the most important goal of economic development, both within the framework of ensuring the economic security of the entire national economy and at the level of an individual enterprise. Nowadays, economic development is characterized by an accelerated rate of scientific and technological progress: new technologies and approaches are being created that have higher efficiency. From a microeconomic point of view, the main factors of production are labor, capital and information. Fixed capital investments (buildings, structures, machinery and equipment) are a key instrument for renewing fixed assets. Investment activity is the process of renewing the capital of an enterprise as a result of modernizing its technical and technological base, which ensures its economic security. Investments, along with government spending, are key drivers of economic growth. As a result, we can confidently assert the high importance of investment activities, both throughout the country and at the level of individual economic entities, as well as their economic independence. The paper shows the ways to intensify economic growth and intensify investment activities in order to ensure the economic security of the Russian Federation.

Highlights

  • As the analysis has shown, the dynamics of the Foreign direct investment (FDI) balance in the Russian economy is negative, i.e. the Russian Federation is a donor country in the international movement of capital

  • Let's say that 1 trillion rubles is sent from the National Welfare Fund (NWF) to the economy of the Russian Federation

  • The largest contribution to the dynamics of investments in fixed assets falls on the period 2010 – 2012: during the recovery 2010, investments increased by 14.75% compared to 2009, having won back the fall in 2009, and exceeded the level of 2008

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Summary

Introduction

The modern world is characterized by opposite trends: on the one hand, the processes of creating a planetary market for goods, services and capital, called globalization, are actively. Competition is intensifying between individual states, and between economic integration associations. The use of classical theories of absolute and comparative advantages, proving the benefits from the participation of countries in the international division of labor, does not always contribute to the preservation of the economic security of national economies [1,2]

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