Key words:
Retail goods turnover, investments into retail goods turnover, industrial output sold, agriculture production, the monthly average nominal salary, monetary incomes of the population, econometrical models, logs, Aitken’s model, method of tool variables.

Key words:
Foreign direct investments, multinational companies, global and international flows of FDI, globalization strategy.

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Quality of social services, social standards, social assistance, social expenditures, infrastructure of the market of social services, social service.

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Structural imbalances, regional economies, selective strategies.

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Consuming, quality, management quality system, international indexes of safety, marking, identification, falsification, identifying examination.

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Image, tourist image of Ukraine, marketing communications, advertisement, tourist exhibitions, PR – activity.

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International tourism, business tourism.

Key words:
Foreign direct investment, investment potential, innovation, innovation development, Ukraine, countries of Central and Eastern Europe.

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Economic structure, structural transformation of economy, models of economic structural transformations, structural disparities, structural policy, and institutional mechanism of structural transformations.

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Resort and recreational sector, satisfaction level, quality of service, price of services.

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Market of wholefood stuffs, ecologically clean farms, certification of wholefood stuffs, distribution channels of wholefood stuffs.

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Labor market, Eurointegration, employment, unemployment, social guarantees of employment, income, wage, welfare, supply and demand of labor, government regulation of the labor market, social standards, social security.

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Social dynamics, model «individual – community – society», model states change, Markov chain.

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Der Staatshaushaltsplan, Koeffizient der Schulden, das Budgetdefizit, Index der wirtschaftlichen Freiheit.

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Mechanism of socially oriented national economy, living standard, market relations.

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International production network, sector priorities, strategy of entrance of domestic companies, partners (strategic, priority, potential).

The article substantiates an objective need to form a new world economic order. The authors elaborate conceptual foundations and directions of its development. They conclude that the emerging new world economic order means profound restructuring of all economic sectors and offer recommendations regarding the reforms of international financial institutions and restrictions of speculative operations on the financial market. The authors put forth a list of standards on disclosure of financial and economic information for state regulators and potential investors and service consumers that should be included in the system of new economic order. The authors further elaborate the idea of transition to a single global currency.

Key words:
Economic liberalism, single global currency, regulatory function, new world economic order, economic transparency, global financial standards.

The scientific imperatives of doctrine elaboration of the long-term development of national economy are certained. The strategic vectors of management of the long-term development of national economy with account of the global environment are justified. The necessity of strengthening the institutional capability in the elaboration and usage of macromodels in order to provide the sustainable development of national economy in prospect is proved.

Kastoria and Siatista two of the most historical regions of Western Macedonia with rich cultural, commercial and craft-based activity, are the only regions in Europe that managed to survive the whirlwind of globalisation and still maintain  fur manufacturing alive even though significantly smaller. Based on the facts that we have available up to date, fur manufacture and trade in these regions are dated from the 15th century, and both activities have brought forth many achieved tradesmen with rich offer as benefactors and sponsors not only in their mother country, but also in their places of residence. Of course back then the term corporate social responsibility was unknown but the love for ones country, patriotism, benefaction, and any other act of social contribution and pure patriotism, were itself another form of expression, that resembled more that of «the social corporate responsibility» instead of the corporate social responsibility. These therefore, the economic, social and charitable acts of people from another time we will be discussing in order to prove that, the current activities of enterprises on environmental issues, social sensitivity, culture, training etc, did not emerge out of nowhere, but in reality pre-existed from the older years. They were simply presented and characterized differently, as different were the needs of each time. Beyond this however, we will also be referring on the necessity for the craft-based sector of fur manufacturing, to organise a network in order to both continue with the tradition of their predecessors and also further develop this value adding activity as much for the whole industry but also for the end-product itself.

Key words:
Furs and leather processing, Western Macedonia, corporate responsibility.

In this paper we investigate some changes in the Italian economy over the last two decades. Stylized facts show a marked decrease in the unemployment rate starting from the end of the Nineties, and, at the same time, a significant increase in the firms’ market power. Moreover, notwithstanding the decreasing unemployment rate, the real wage has grown less than labor productivity. The institutional reforms of the Italian labor market have mostly influenced recent performance of the Italian economy since they are able to conciliate the increase in mark-up, the decrease in the unemployment rate and the difference in the growth rate between labor productivity and real wage. Using a simple macroeconomic model, we show that the observed decrease in both unemployment and real wage can be explained by the fact that labor market reforms have been proportionally more incisive than the increase in the firms’ market power.

Key words:
Labor market flexibility, firms’ market power, unemployment, wages.