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issue-442	Onyshchenko, Volodymyr; Bondarevska, Olha	PRINCIPLES OF ASSESSING THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE REGION	2018	9	.pdf	application/pdf	6658	286	34	Georgadze, M. Kremlev, V. Fedorov, M. Sergeev, A. Fedoryshcheva, O. Ralchuk, V. Senchagov, T. Agapova) consider only the thresholds of economic security indicators, refusing to calculate the integral index of economic security in the region, which to some extent makes it impossible to assess its overall condition (Efremov, Georgadze, 2002; Kremlev, Fedorov, Sergeev, 2001; Fedoryshcheva, Ralchuk, 2002; Senchagov, 2002; Agapova, 2001). Subset X3 – mesoeconomic security indicators: x31 – Gross Regional Product Index, x32 – index of GRP per one economically active citizen, x33 – the share of the economically active population in the region’s population, %, x34 – Industrial Production Index, x35 – Agricultural Production Index, x36 – Retail Trade Index. 4) Subset X4 – investment-innovative security indicators: x41 – capital investments (in % to GRP), x42 – foreign direct investments (in % to GRP), x43 – the volume of foreign direct investments per one economically active citizen, (at the end of the year), USD, x44 – the share of industrial enterprises that introduced innovations in the total number of industrial enterprises, %, x45 – the share of innovative products in sold industrial products, %. 5) Subset X5 – foreign economic security indicators: x51 – export-import coverage ratio, times, x52 – export dependence ratio (in % to GRP), x53 – import dependence ratio (in % to GRP), x54 – the share of enterprises engaged in FEA, %. 6) Subset X6 – demographic security indicators: x61 – depopulation rate, %, x62 – total fertility rate, per mil, x63 – total mortality rate, per mil, x64 – population migration rate, %.	cache/issue-442.pdf	txt/issue-442.txt