This article continues the series of publications devoted to the analysis of the practice of state building in the conditions of a self-determined (unrecognized) state using the example of Pridnestrovie. In modern market economic conditions, one of the priority areas of development, of both an individual state and the world economy as a whole, is to increase investment attractiveness. For further sustainable development, a modern state needs additional sources of financing. This problem is especially acute in states not recognized by the international community. The author presents an analysis of Pridnestrovian legislation in the field of implementation of investment policy, as well as political and managerial practice taking place in the self-determined republic.
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