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Документ Formation of the principles of import substitution in the country's economy(2023) Mekhovych, S. A.; Pererva, P. G.It is proved that the role of the import substitution policy in the system of ensuring the country's economic security is characterized by a dual character, taking into account the ambiguous impact of imports on the national economy. Excessive imports, the liberal policy of the state and, as a result, the high level of competitiveness of imported goods lead to the overwhelming influence of imports on the domestic market, where it is rather problematic for domestic producers to break through.Документ Innovative development of foreign economic activities of Hungary(2022) Nagy, Szabolcs; Pererva, P. G.It is proved that the economic theory defines innovations in foreign economic activity as an important resource of the economy. Export allows to increase economic growth due to increased demand for goods and services. Imports not only contribute to domestic competition, but also serve as an important link in value added chains in the world economy, allowing to supplement the domestic market with high-quality goods that the country does not produce.Документ The strategy of Ukraine's trade policy and forecast values of foreign economy indicators on the basis of foreign experience(2021) Pererva, P. G.; Pyrogov, DmytroIt has been proved that a systematic study of the features of the development of international trade is important, since it makes it possible to determine the goals of developing an export strategy for any country that seeks to increase the level of international competitiveness.Публікація Marketing component of Ukraine-Hungarian export-import business relations(2021) Veres Somosi, Mariann; Pererva, P. G.; Tkachova, N. P.It has been proven that Hungary occupies an important place among the trade partners of Ukraine. Ukraine's foreign trade turnover with Hungary is 2.5% of the entire WTO of Ukraine. The main factor affecting bilateral trade in 2020 was the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated global economic crisis. At the same time, in 2021, there will be a significant increase in trade in goods and services between the two countries.