The article shows the transformation of the green agenda in the context of new regionalization in the direction of weakening the influence of Anglo-Saxon ideology on this process. This ideology expressed today in the paradigm of randomism, which is another attempt to divert the attention of the scientific community, political and public organizations, society from the predatory exploitation of human and nature in the interests of the classes of large private owners of the countries of the golden billion. The dependence of the development of the green economy on the civilizational, cultural, economic and demographic characteristics of countries is revealed. It has been established that the civilizational, cultural, economic and demographic characteristics of countries and regions are beginning to have an increasing influence on the forms, goals and tools of the green agenda implemented in countries as their national, cultural and economic independence grows in the context of the formation and development of socially oriented states.

The article is devoted to the study of the mechanism of influence of public institutions that shape people’s worldviews on the informational, economic and, accordingly, national security of the state, including the Union State of Belarus and Russia. The mechanism of the determining influence of ideological, value-semantic components of social consciousness on the results of socio-economic development is characterized. A conclusion is made about the need to highlight information and worldview (essentially ideological) security within the framework of the currently emerging Security Concept of the Union State of Belarus and Russia as an independent direction to ensure its national security.

The article describes some methodological features of the study of the economics of the mining industry in the context of national security. While in the study of the economics of the mining industry, especially in Russian-language literature, today the methodology of private economic sciences dominates, which, on the one hand, is a consequence of the objective process of deepening the division of labor of academic economists, on the other hand, it is not allows us to reveal the patterns of development of the mining industry as a single production complex (a subsystem of the economic system of society) and develop a strategy for its development that will help strengthen national economic security and the successful implementation of the goals of the country's socio-economic development. The nonrenewable nature of solid minerals and the uneven distribution of their reserves, the uniqueness and impossibility of replacing many raw materials, the discrepancy, including territorial, between supply and demand for them, large-scale and resource-intensive production, a high degree of vertical integration, close ties with other sectors of the economy, the economic and city-forming nature of enterprises all this determines the need, in the case of mining economics, to supplement classical industry analysis with political economic and macroeconomic methods. A number of patterns and dependencies have been identified, on the basis of which the priority directions for the development of the mining industry economy of the Republic of Belarus in the context of national security are determined.

The article is devoted to the research of methods for assessing of the negative impact of oncological diseases on the country's economy. It is established that the assessment of the economic burden of diseases is an important indicator for solving urgent problems in the field of health management, including justifying the costs of developing and implementing programs for screening and early diagnosis of malignant neoplasms and setting priorities for the development of the health system. The concept of "economic burden of the disease" is defined. The existing methods of assessing the negative impact of malignant neoplasms on the national economy are analyzed, including the disease cost method and the method assessing the impact of diseases on economic growth. The advantages and disadvantages of each of these methods are identified.

The principles of macroeconomic regulation for the protection of national interests are formulated. For this purpose, the necessity of aggregating the interests of actors of macroeconomic relations at the level of social macro groups (SMG) is justified. The classification of economic interests of SMGs was developed, including: budgetary, credit, priceforming and institutional interests. The conclusion about the necessity of harmonisation rather than forced disparate satisfaction of the interests of the actors of economic relations is substantiated. It is recommended to resolve disagreements between SMGs by means of fiscal, monetary, anti-monopoly and institutional instruments, which are constituent elements of macroeconomic policy.

The article provides a comprehensive socio-economic assessment of the state of small and medium-sized businesses in the Republic of Belarus. A study was conducted of statistical indicators characterizing the socio-economic state of small and medium-sized businesses in the national economy, including the number of small and medium-sized businesses, contribution to GDP, revenue from sales of products, etc. As a result of the study, it was determined that his condition was stable over a long period of time. At the same time, however, the role of small and medium-sized businesses in the Republic of Belarus is limited and cannot be a driver of innovative economic growth of the national economy.

The article reflects an analysis of the use of big data in the Republic of Belarus, taking into account the changes caused by the development of the digital economy. The basis of the study is the analysis of theoretical and statistical materials presented in the public domain. The preparation of the article was carried out on the basis of materials from scientific works of both domestic and foreign scientists. Thanks to large-scale digitalization, human life is accompanied by the creation of data that is unlimited in quantity and varied in content. Analyzing the use of such big data is becoming an essential condition for the development of the digital economy.

The article is devoted to the study of some aspects of the method of randomized controlled research. According to the results of the study, it is found that research of randomistas are intuitively understood by a large number of people, while for more detailed, fundamental research requires special scientific knowledge. Since researchers in the RCT method exclude the need to refer to the theory at the sub-preparatory stage of research and are guided by the results, this prevents the possibility of making preliminary hypotheses based on theoretical analysis for data and obtain positive external validity through the application of various methods, rather than highlighting a separate method as the only true.

The article is devoted to the analysis of international political economy, the definition of economic nationalism and mercantilism. An attempt has been made to present a realistic approach to defining international political economy. The origins and definitions of economic nationalism and mercantilism in their modern manifestation are presented.

The experience of stimulating the robotization of the economies of China and the United States as countries claiming global technological dominance in the field of robotics is considered. The institutional framework and mechanisms for stimulating the production and implementation of robots in China and the USA are analysed. The measures taken by the PRC and the USA that contribute to the achievement of world leadership in the production and implementation of robots are reflected. The differences in the strategic approaches of China and the USA to the robotization of the economy and international competition in this area are shown.

The article deals with the problem of university-industry collaboration in Mongolia, for the stable economic development of which technological modernization is required. The solution to this problem will be facilitated by the assistance of government agencies in collaboration between universities and industry. In developed countries, the issue of collaboration is supported at different levels of government structures. Mongolia's universities strive to achieve Asian and later world standards by introducing new innovative training programs, but there are many obstacles, such as insufficient introduction of innovative knowledge into production, insufficient material base of universities, etc. The article analyzes the current state of university-industry collaboration based on the triple helix model from the perspective of the role of government organizations in this collaboration.

The Chinese financial market is experiencing rapid growth, with Chinese companies raising $ 19.5 billion in initial public offerings (IPOs) in the first half of 2023, exceeding the combined volume of IPOs on European and American markets. The article discusses a new IPO algorithm on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, as well as analyzes changes in stock prices of a number of companies that conduct IPOs before the COVID-19 pandemic, and provides cases from the consulting portfolio of Yinchuan Phoenix Tianyu Venture Capital Fund.

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The article is devoted to the study of the regression dependence of the main indicator of the dynamics of the domestic economy (GDP) on key factors influencing the stability of macroeconomic processes. A modern econometric modeling apparatus is used based on econometrics application packages. A systematic analysis of the classical justification for quality is carried out, and regression dependencies are proposed: checking for stationarity of time series, multicollinearity, non-equivalence and autocorrelation of the residuals of sample observations. Data processing of the dynamics of the economy of the Republic of Belarus was carried out based on annual observations from 2012 to 2022. The constructed dependence can be used to forecast the balance of the domestic economy.

The article considers the existing competitive strategies in the context of global instability, defines the definition of competitive strategy, identifies the factors of competitive strategy formation, including in the context of new challenges and considers the models of behavior of economic entities in the formation of competitive strategies in the context of changes in the external environment. Conditions of new regionalization, new challenges associated with many factors of global instability (including the consequences of the pandemic, political situations in different countries and other factors) have a significant impact on the formation of competitive strategy of each enterprise and require in-depth theoretical understanding of this topic.

The purpose of this article is to consider the theoretical aspects of the concept of "University 3.0" and the ways of their implementation in the Republic of Belarus. The policy of the Republic of Belarus to create favorable conditions for the application of this model in Belarus-ian higher education institutions has been reviewed.

The article considers the possibility of recognizing human capital as an asset. The normative legal acts on accounting, as well as the works of economists devoted to the reflection of human capital as part of intangible assets are analyzed, on the basis of which the existing problems of accounting for human capital are identified. The necessary measures are proposed to solve the identified problems.

The article examines the essence of the concept of "industrial policy" both at the state level and at the level of individual business entities. The elements forming the industrial policy of the enterprise are considered.