Մակրոտնտեսական կայունության ցուցանիշները ԵԱՏՄ անդամ երկրներում

Abstract

Despite the unifying features in the economic history, the 5 EAEU member states have differences in terms of developments, economic structure, resource provision, role in the world economy, internal and external economic policies, which play a significant role in the process of forming countries' macroeconomic stability and economic balance. In this sense, it is important to study the set of economic indicators resulting from the above circumstances, which has a key role in terms of evaluating the economic developments and vulnerabilities of these countries to external shocks. Ensuring macroeconomic stability is one of the most important directions of the policy adopted by the integration union, however, in the conditions of the turbulence of the global economy, the negative impulses coming from the outside world, as well as the accumulation of internal vulnerabilities, generate serious risks for the implementation of this commitment. As a result of comparing macroeconomic indicators of EAEU member states, statistical data analysis and comparison methods used in the article, it becomes clear that the indicators characterizing macroeconomic stability specified by the Union agreement are necessary, but not sufficient to assess the long-term preservation or disruption of macroeconomic stability in a given period. It is noteworthy that individual countries regularly exceed the threshold levels set for the 3 main indicators defined by the agreement, which gives grounds for concluding about the need to review them or define alternative indicators of macroeconomic stability.