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The length of the abstract should be 200-250 words. The text of the abstract should be concise, free from secondary information, and give a clear and objective idea of the main essence of the paper. It is advisable to avoid direct borrowing of sentences from the main text of the paper. It should not contain results that are not presented or substantiated in the main text of the paper. The abstract should not contain abbreviations and references to other sources, tables, formulas or figures. The abstract should state the purpose of the paper, briefly describe the author’s contribution to solving the scientific problem under study, identify the scientific novelty and practical significance of the results obtained, and present the main conclusions of the study.\nRecommended abstract structure:\nthe relevance of the research problem;\nthe main purpose of the research;\njustification of the choice of the research object (why these countries, regions, processes, companies?… if a survey was conducted – number of respondents, characteristics of the sample, etc.);\njustification of the choice of the research period;\ninformational and statistical basis of research (statistical bases, own surveys, etc.);\nbasic research methods;\nthe main results of the research (it is necessary to indicate in 2-3 sentences whether the research hypothesis was confirmed/disproved, with figures to demonstrate which trends, quantitative or qualitative regularities were discovered, etc.);\nthe potential for further use of the research results (by whom, where and for what the research results can be used).\nKeywords: keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3. Keywords in the paper are provided in order to attract the attention of interested readers and to simplify the search for the manuscript through search engines. Keywords should be chosen carefully and should correspond to the main idea and content of the paper. The number of keywords should be from 5 to 10, listed in alphabetical order. Keywords should not contain a term and then its abbreviation. They should not be synonymous. It is advisable to use keywords rather than phrases.\nJEL Classification: Our articles are classified according to the JEL classification codes. This is a system of economic publication codes developed by the Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) and available on the American Economic Association website: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/jelCodes.php\" \u0014https://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/jelCodes.php\u0015. The paper should contain no more than 5 JEL codes. Each should consist of three characters (for example, D80, Z19). If the difficulties defining the JEL code appear, the author may ask for help from the managing editor.\nReceived: \t\t\t\t\tAccepted: \t\t\t\t\tPublished:\nFunding: “There is no funding for this research”/ “This research was funded by NAME OF FUNDER, grant number XXX”/“The APC was funded by XXX”\nPublisher: Academic Research and Publishing UG (i.G.) (Germany)\nFounder: Academic Research and Publishing UG (i.G.) (Germany)\nCite as:\nINTRODUCTION\nThe introduction states the essence and purpose of the study, the general problem statement, and its connection with other scientific or practical tasks. The introduction describes the general context of the study and the main research questions. It provides a detailed description of the problem’s current state of development, without resorting to an in-depth literature analysis. 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