Methodological Approaches to Reducing Economic Risks Caused by Sanctions Pressure

Abstract

The article discusses methodological approaches to reducing economic risks arising under international sanctions restrictions. Mechanisms for adapting the national economy and foreign economic activity of enterprises to sanctions pressure are being analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the use of digital monitoring of supply chains, economic and mathematical models for assessing the macroeconomic consequences of sanctions and diversification of foreign economic relations. It has been shown that the use of modern information and analytical systems, network analysis models, intersectoral balance and econometric methods allows timely identification of critical points of the economic system and reduce the risks of breaking production chains. The need to develop trade and economic cooperation with the BRICS and SCO countries, as well as the use of alternative mechanisms for international settlements, is justified. It was concluded that the integrated use of digital technologies, economic modeling and diversification of foreign markets contributes to increasing the stability of the economy in the context of the application of economic sanctions by Western countries.