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Relevance of the research topic. State financial policy is an important mechanism of economic development. Financial support for the economic development of the state should be based on the use of a set of measures of a balanced budget and tax policy. It is important to improve the mechanisms of state financial policy under the conditions of limited budget resources. Considerable attention of state institutions should be focused on strengthening the stability and capacity of the financial system. Formulation of the problem. State financial policy should be an effective tool for ensuring the development of the economy. Analysis of recent research and publications. The question of the formation and implementation of state financial policy is quite widespread in scientific research. These are the scientific works of famous domestic and foreign scientists: A. Laffer, J. Stiglitz, I. Chugunov, T. Kaneva, L. Lysiak, A. Mazaraki, V. Makogon , M. Pasichnyi, А. Nikitishyn, O. Samoshkina and others. Highlighting unexplored parts of the general problem. The formation and implementation of the state financial policy for the development of the economy is important. It is expedient to implement systemic measures of financial and budgetary regulation taking into account the principles of subsidiarity, transparency and balance, which will contribute to increasing the efficiency of the use of budget funds. Setting the task, the goal of the research. The main tasks of the study are to reveal the essence of the formation and implementation of the state financial policy for the development of the economy, the main areas of improvement of the financial mechanism of economic development, further development of the system of financial support for the development of the economy based on the use of a set of measures of a balanced budget and tax policy. The purpose of the study is to reveal the theoretical foundations and improve the mechanisms of formation and implementation of the state financial policy of economic development. Method or methodology of research. The article uses a set of methods and approaches of scientific research: systemic, factorial, comparative, synthesis, generalization, scientific abstraction and others. Presentation of the main material (results of work). The essence of the formation and implementation of the state financial policy of economic development is disclosed; received further development of the provisions on the system of financial support for the development of the economy based on the use of a set of measures of a balanced budget and tax policy. The theoretical foundations were developed and the financial mechanism of economic development was improved, it was determined that financial policy is an important tool for the development of society, with its help the state has the opportunity to influence the formation and use of financial resources in order to meet public needs. Field of application of results. The results of the research can be used in the process of formation and implementation of the state financial policy. Conclusions according to the article. State financial policy is one of the important tools of influence on the economic development of the country. Important tasks in the conditions of transformational transformations are the implementation of an effective budget and tax policy, increasing the level of transparency of the budget process. In the process of formation and implementation of the state financial policy, it is necessary to ensure the conditions for restoring the trust of subjects of economic relations in the financial system. Further development of approaches to the development of tax policy will provide an opportunity to increase the degree of adaptability of the impact of taxation on the economic environment and the quality level of public finance management.

In recent years, new forms of self-tracking technologies, advanced algorithms and quantified measurements have increasingly become part of interventions targeting the physical improvement of elderly bodies. This has led authors to argue that the latter are not just 'busy' bodies (Katz 2000) but 'busier and smarter bodies,' as well as being nodes for data collection, monitoring and surveillance designed to promote physical functioning (Katz and Marshall 2018). The article qualifies the argument by examining concrete encounters in which frail elderly bodies are made to move and transform in digital rehabilitation programs in the Danish welfare state. The study mobilizes Bennett's (2009) notion of the 'vitality of materiality' as an analytic lens, thus highlighting the agentic capacities of technologies and the fleshy-sensual, lively force of the body itself. Drawing on ethnographic material, the article traces how movement is impacted by the links and forces generated by a specific digital rehabilitation assemblage. This emphasizes the fluidity of relational connections between bodies and digital dataflows, meanwhile demonstrating that the vital force of the aging body is expressed through sensory pain when the temporality of the metrics and the rate of bodily recovery are out of alignment. In contrast to studies focusing on surveillance as a pre-given disciplining force, the vital materialism approach invites us to think about surveillance as a vibrant, open-ended and temporally specific process whose outcome is not predetermined. Finally, it is argued that, to develop processes leading to bodily restoration rather than disruption, greater attention to sensory expression is needed – among professionals, IT workers and the elderly alike – combined with a willingness to adjust the assemblage continually to align metrics with rates of bodily recovery.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

Each monthly shipping list contains the list of South Carolina state documents that are sent by the South Carolina State Library to eleven depository libraries across the state and the Library of Congress. The list also includes new state documents that are not in the depository system and available at the State Library as well as ephemera that was not cataloged.

The United States has utilized numerous techniques to penetrate bank secrecy, with varying degrees of success. The United States and Switzerland have signed several agreements relating to bank secrecy and its role in United States criminal investigations. These efforts have allowed United States authorities to obtain normally privileged information in numerous investigations over the past ten years, although some confusion as to what information is available still exists today. Two recent events have expanded the scope of information available to United States investigators and alleviated some of the confusion. In November 1987 the United States and Switzerland exchanged a Memorandum of Understanding which granted United States authorities greater access to Swiss bank records. In addition, in December 1987 the two houses of the Swiss Parliament enacted a new law making insider trading illegal." This law will allow United States securities fraud investigators greater leeway in obtaining normally privileged financial records from Swiss banks. These two developments make Swiss bank secrecy almost obsolete as a means of hiding ill-gotten gains from United States investigators. By this summer, United States authorities can expect to have access to Swiss bank records in almost all future investigations.

China's quest for sustainable development has given birth to a set of contested 'ecological construction' programmes. Focusing on 'ecological resettlement', a type of policy measure in a programme for restoring degraded grasslands, this thesis sets out a critical analysis in opposition to the dominant technical and managerial approaches to understanding environmentalisation. The aim is to draw out the politics of the formulation, implementation and effects of ecological resettlement at and across different scales. The study combines fieldwork, interviews, analysis of policy documents, and statistical analysis while theoretically, in addition to political ecology, it incorporates concepts and models from environmental governance, migration, and pastoralism studies. Environmentalisation is examined through three types of analysis: environmentalisation of the state, reshaping of state-society relations, and (re)territorialisation. A central theme is how local processes are linked to national considerations and how the local state acts as an intermediary between the central state and the pastoralists. The analysis exposes the practices that enabled the central state to define the problem of grasslands and devise interventions, illustrating the environmentalisation of the state. However, at the local level, incentives and interests defined by the political structure drove the developmental local state to pursue short-term-effective rather than sustainable practices. On the other hand, while the pastoral households responded to the projects with different strategies, their migration decisions suggested that social, economic and cultural considerations played a more important role than environmental concerns. Moreover, ecological resettlement has led to a significant change of Mongolian pastoralism. Land-tenure-based management further fragmented rangelands while the emergence of new social arrangements enabled migrant households to remain involved with pastoralism.

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