STRATEGIC VECTORS OF CORPORATE SECTOR MANAGEMENT IN THE ECONOMY UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF POST-WAR RECOVERY

Abstract

The corporate sector is one of the most promising and dynamic areas of the global economy, as its influence extends to both the national economy and the social sphere, forming a fundamental basis for sustainable development. To ensure effective management of the corporate sector, it is essential to define its strategic development vectors, establish a flexible management system, and promote emerging trends and innovations. Sustainable progress of the corporate sector determines a country’s economic security and well-being, given its key role in generating gross domestic product (GDP). To achieve stable growth, it is important to systematically study the factors that shape and determine the effective functioning of the corporate sector. In the current context of deep structural distortions in the corporate sector and significant losses of production capacity during the full-scale war in Ukraine, the issue of selecting a justified management vector for the corporate sector goes beyond purely economic considerations and acquires strategic significance. As convincingly demonstrated by the experience of leading countries worldwide, the corporate sector is capable of driving the transition from a raw-materials-based economic model to an innovation-driven industrial growth model. A systematic understanding of the conditions that facilitate the effective functioning of the corporate sector contributes to the development of an appropriate regulatory framework and economic policy, positively influencing post-war recovery processes in Ukraine. Furthermore, research in this area is practically relevant for businesses and potential investors interested in creating an efficient business environment in Ukraine. Analysis of the conditions for the formation and operation of the corporate sector provides businesses and investors with insights into legal regulations, financial aspects, war-related risks, and investment prospects in specific economic sectors amid wartime destruction and innovation. It has been demonstrated that Ukraine’s post-war development is inseparably linked to the corporate sector, which serves as a driving force for sustainable economic and social growth, while the joint-stock form of ownership-accounting for approximately three-quarters of industrial capacity-defines the key contribution of the corporate sector to the economic landscape and the achievement of developmental goals.