INDICATIVE COMPONENT AS A RESERVE FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE CUSTOMS INDUSTRY)

Abstract

The relevance of the topic is determined by the fact that the system of customs authorities is of paramount importance in ensuring the conditions of foreign economic activity of the Russian Federation and, in particular, international trade. The role of international trade in the context of globalization tends to increase, which entails the emergence of certain threats to the economic security of the country (for example, smuggling, displacement of domestic goods from the market, etc.). Consequently, the role of indicative parameters in the overall process increases. Without determining the lability of their values, the very quality of management can be questioned. Therefore, the authors of the article, using the methods of induction and deduction, dialectical and historiographical analysis, system and process approaches, are trying to find and find new directions for using existing indicators and introducing their new modifications. The system of multifactorial comparisons provides the conclusions made with sufficient evidence, and hence persuasiveness.