ECONOMIC-MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF STATIC STABILITY ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

Abstract

This paper studies the problems of the organization of research of the sustainability of economic systems by analyzing their dynamic properties and investigating the potential of improvement of economic and mathematical modeling of such research. This problematics is investigated in a case study of the economy of modern Russia; in particular such methodology may serve as an instrument of the controlled transition of the country's economic dynamics to the sustained trajectories of growth. Results of the study are intended for use by individuals and entities that make economic decisions both at the regional and country levels. We emphasize the critical importance of individuals making economic decisions in the control loop, the necessity of rhythmic and timely development of the base «input-output» tables and dynamic input-output models. In the case of the realities of modern Russia, only one methodology surfaces as the optimal solution: the Keynesian methodology approach-with its gradual change of the economic structure applied to the management of the country's economics it is bound to enhance the country's economic dynamics and growth. On the contrary, lack of implementation of "non- market" management practices in the economy of Russia will be detrimental and without prospects for an extended period of time.