THE IMPACT OF STATE DEBT ON THE COUNTRY FINANCIAL SECURITY
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The article discusses the theoretical and practical aspects of ensuring the financial security of Ukraine, highlights the main macroeconomic indicators that determine the level of economic security. The public debt and its impact on economic security are analyzed. A practical model has been developed – the effect of GDP, inflation and budget deficits on public debt. Statistical factors are considered to give the main factors (GDP, inflation rate, budget deficit and public debt) that determine the current level of financial security and understanding of the level of their influence.
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