ECONOMIC CONFLICTS AND WAYS OF THEIR LEGAL REGULATION IN UKRAINE

Abstract

The article considers economic conflict as a topical phenomenon in the context of the transformation of the modern economic environment. The current economic reality is accompanied by an increase in the number of economic conflicts that arise against the backdrop of heightened socio-economic risks and significantly affect the effectiveness of business structures. One of the key factors influencing both the emergence and the dynamics of resolving such conflicts is globalization processes, which contribute to strengthening the role of international economic cooperation in national economies. It is noted that conflicts between economic entities often arise due to contradictions in interests, which necessitates the search for effective mechanisms for reconciling positions. In this context, the importance of strategies aimed at achieving compromises in the realization of the economic interests of the parties is growing. The study focuses on the theoretical and methodological foundations of economic conflicts, identifying their essence and structural elements, as well as analyzing the main areas of conflict within the economic system. It has been found that economic conflict can both hinder the development of economic entities and act as a factor stimulating their further growth. Based on an analysis of scientific and practical sources in the field of conflictology, the author proposes effective approaches to regulating economic disputes, in particular using economic and legal levers. Contemporary methods of conflict resolution are considered, taking into account the functional interaction between participants in economic and legal relations, which allows for the constructive resolution of problematic situations in economic activity. It is emphasized that effective resolution of economic conflicts requires (a) an individualized approach to each participant, taking into account their economic characteristics, (b) consideration of the specifics of the stages of conflict development and timely testing of appropriate models for its resolution, aimed at reducing possible losses and ensuring the stability of economic activity.