Moscow, Russian Federation
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Russian Federation
In this work, the authors consider the problems of economic integration of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member countries and investment interaction of their markets, and analyze the indicators of industrial development in the context of external challenges. The transition of the economies of the member countries to a trajectory of sustainable development is noted, and high level of adaptability of national economies to external challenges, shocks and geopolitical instability is recorded. Based on the results of the study, it is stated that the active pace of the EAEU economies integration has made it possible to relatively painlessly define its institutional framework and to form conditions for the active government regulation of integration processes. The authors have concluded that a number of leading industries, such as construction, mining, and transport, have become drivers of mutually beneficial multilateral partnership processes. The importance of further support and development of economic integration processes in the interests of all allied parties has been stressed out.
economic integration, industrial production, union economy, sustainable development, investment
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