INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC STABILITY UNDER THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS
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This article discusses the impact of financial globalization on macroeconomic stability with theoretical foundations. The concept of financial globalization, its dimensions and stages of development are analyzed. Also, their theoretical foundations in the structural and macroprudential context are studied, highlighting successful and dangerous mechanisms. The article uses complex economic terms - macroprudential policy, liberalization of capital flows, financial trilemma, and the concepts of risky integration
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