Anti-crisis strategies of the state

this article examines key anti-crisis strategies employed by states during economic and social crises. The most effective approaches aimed at economic stabilization, support for key sectors, and improvement of the social climate are analyzed. Special attention is given to the experience of developed countries, as well as the particularities of implementing anti-crisis measures in Russia. Based on the research, measures are proposed to enhance the effectiveness of managing crisis situations at the state level. The objective of this article is to analyze the anti-crisis strategies employed by states to stabilize the economy and social sphere during crises. The research utilizes comparative analysis of anti-crisis strategies across different countries, as well as econometric analysis of the impact of crises on key economic sectors. The analysis revealed that the most successful anti-crisis strategies include flexible monetary policy measures, fiscal stimuli, and support programs for vulnerable social groups. Developed countries demonstrated higher effectiveness in stabilizing their economies compared to less developed ones. Effective crisis management requires a swift response from the state, coordination between different branches of government, and sustained cooperation with the private sector.

anti-crisis strategies, economic crisis, state policy, stabilization, social programs, crisis management