METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE STUDY OF RESILIENCE OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

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Objective: Addressing issues related to the study of resilience and adaptation processes to external factors within industrial sectors and the parameters and prospects for sustainable regional development represent a highly demanded area of contemporary economic research. This article aims to develop a methodological approach to the resilience of regional and industry-specific complexes.

Methods: The authors propose an original methodological approach based on a review, systematization, and critical analysis of approaches to the resilience of regional economic systems.

Results: It is grounded in the necessity of calculating an integrated resilience index for regional systems, derived from the relationship between two sub-indices: performance resilience and preparation resilience.

Conclusion: This approach enables a focused assessment of the relative efficiency in measuring regional economic resilience and a more structured grouping of essential resilience parameters without combining them into a single, undifferentiated measure. Instead, it provides decomposed relative assessments.