PROBLEMS OF ENSURING ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL STABILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION
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globalization, economic stability, financial stability, macroeconomic policy, financial crisis, capital mobility, sustainable development.Abstract
This article examines the main challenges of ensuring economic and financial stability in the context of globalization. Globalization has intensified international economic integration, expanded financial markets, and accelerated capital mobility. While these processes create new opportunities for economic growth and development, they also increase vulnerability to external shocks, financial crises, and macroeconomic imbalances. The paper analyzes the impact of globalization on national economies, identifies key risks to economic and financial stability, and proposes policy recommendations to strengthen resilience in developing and transition economies. The research concludes that sustainable economic growth in the era of globalization requires strong institutions, diversified economies, effective monetary and fiscal policies, and enhanced international cooperation.
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