ADAPTATION OF WORLD EXPERIENCE IN ECONOMIC STRATEGIZING OF UKRAINE’S RECOVERY

Abstract

The article presents the results of a study on the global experience of post-war recovery in economically developed countries in the context of the effectiveness of economic strategizing. The hypothesis of the research is that understanding the advantages of strategic planning during the post-war stabilization period in economically developed countries will allow for the identification of priorities for adapting successful global practices and adapting foreign experiences to create a unique model for post-war development and the strategic planning of Ukraine's national economy. The authors demonstrate the appropriateness of conducting a comparative analysis of the global experience of post-war recovery and empirically evaluating the effectiveness of economic strategizing practices based on the study of economically developed countries that successfully restored and stabilized their national economies and are leaders in the global economic environment. The results of the study provide a rationale for the introduction of proven strategic management mechanisms that will facilitate the alignment of government decisions with economic strategies. Ukraine's post-war recovery should be strategically focused on ensuring the prospects for economic development, considering the full restoration of national potential. The implementation of the research results into national policy will not only contribute to restoring the economy to its pre-war level but also stabilize economic development in the long term, improving the well-being of the population and enhancing Ukraine's competitiveness in the global market. The prospects for further research are aimed at developing specific recommendations for optimizing state policy in the field of economic recovery, adapting strategic planning tools to Ukraine's current conditions, and developing mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of implemented measures.