GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, GROSS REGIONAL PRODUCT, GROSS PROFIT IN THE ANALYSIS OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ECONOMY FUNCTIONING

Abstract

The analysis of economic efficiency based on macroeconomic indicators, such as gross domestic product, gross regional product, and gross profit, is important for decision-making at all levels of management and ensuring international comparability of statistical research results, as it allows for the evaluation of financial and economic activities, comparative analysis of the economic potential of regions (enterprises in these regions) of the country, and identification of patterns of economic processes at various stages of development. The scientific study substantiates the expediency of using the elimination method, which involves studying the impact of individual factors on the outcome variable and identifying the most significant ones. The study employed scientific methods of knowledge acquisition based on relevant and aggregated indicators. The research results allow for a comprehensive assessment of changes in production potential at both the regional and enterprise levels. These calculations will be useful for developing measures to regulate the market economy and for shaping the country's economic policy.