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ESTIMATION OF MACROECONOMIC SYSTEMS LIVABILITY
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Authors interpret a category of livability as a combination of social, economic and environmental resources and reserves, ensuring prospects of macroeconomic system sustainable development. Paper provides a number of aggregated indicators, which allow estimating the livability of macroeconomic system. On their basis classifications of analyzed set of objects are constructed, which allows to get qualitative conclusions on comparative livability estimations. Results of comparative estimation of livability of 15 countries' economies belonging to three groups according to level of socio-economic development - developed market economies, emerging market countries and underdeveloped countries are presented.
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