Goals and priorities of socio-economic reforms with consideration of the current economic situation

Dykha Mariya V. ()
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Dykha Mariya V.: Khmelnitsky National University

The Problems of Economy, 2013, issue 3, 63_69

Abstract: The article defines goals and priorities of reforms in Ukraine with consideration of the current situation in economy and social sphere. It marks the necessity of changing strategic goals and giving realistic orientation to the process of reformation. The author marks the necessity of development of institutional grounds of state management, activation of internal reserves of development of socio-economic processes, development of science intensive technologies and innovation activity, development of the weighted socio-economic policy, refusal from the paternalistic model and consequent establishment of conditions for activation of possibilities of the population to solve their social problems independently. The article provides a strategic contour of participation of the state in achievement of goals of socio-economic development, which includes a strategic analysis and identification of goals, strategic and tactical levels of goal-setting, strategic control and regulation of socio-economic development.

Keywords: goals; priorities; socio-economic development; goal-setting; reformation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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