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THE ROLE OF TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS IN THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

Abstract

This paper explores the role of the transport and logistics system within the national economy, emphasizing the key factors driving the development of the sector. The research analyzes the efficiency of transport and logistics in the operations of industrial enterprises, exporters, and importers, as well as their contribution to production outcomes and foreign trade performance, supported by analytical evidence. Furthermore, particular attention is given to other market participants - such as transport companies and logistics service providers - and their assessment of existing infrastructure and service quality. The study also formulates recommendations and conclusions aimed at enhancing the transport and logistics system as a mechanism for improving economic efficiency and ensuring the sustainable development of the national economy.

Keywords

Transport; logistics; national economy; infrastructure; efficiency; competitiveness; service provision; integration; foreign trade; export; import; investment; innovation; market development; modernization; sustainability; transportation; international relations; economic growth.

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