THE PROCESS OF TRANSPLANTATION OF INSTITUTIONS AS THE FORMATION OF A NEW ECONOMIC SYSTEM

Abstract

In the article the problems of "transplant" for post-socialist countries. Institutional framework of the transformation of society has its own characteristics. Its institutions can ensure the eff ectiveness of economic development, as a rule, in the short run. After performing their tasks, these institutions are transformed or disposed of as such, it has already completed its mission.Purposes / tasks. The aim of this paper is to transplant institutions.Article tasks: to explore and identify: The term "transplantation"; Factors that cause an ineffi cient choice of institutions; The main tasks of institutional transformation in market transformation of the economy.Methodology. The methodological basis of the study is the dialectical method of scientifi c knowledge, a systematic and institutional approach to the study of transplantation of institutions as the formation of a new economic system.Results. The result of the successful application of the transplanted institutions must be economic and social security, the formation of eff ective collective decision-making mechanisms, the growth of state budget revenues and other socio-economic indicators. The institutions should be assessed as a specifi c kind of public goods. Their characteristic is a public good is important to consider the probability of positive and negative impacts that are measured in terms of various social strata, as well as determine the eff ectiveness of the existence of diff erent variants of the institutions adopted to regulate certain processes.Conclusions / importance. From the point of view of the determination of the economic security of its external and internal factors and risks, the main tasks of institutional transformation in market transformation of the economy are: the creation of favorable conditions for the implementation of tasks in the context of globalization and integration; maximum realization of competitive advantages of national priorities, economic security; overcoming corruption and shadow economy; formation of an eff ective competitive environment; the creation of modern legal and institutional mechanisms for the protection of intellectual property rights; innovation; reaching an agreement between the regional elites on the priorities and perspectives of regional and national development, the formation of public confi dence in the institutions of the state, government, business and civil society.

Keywords

• transplantation
• institutional structure
• social institutions
• economic security