This scientific article describes the conceptual basis of scientific views on the financial system. The scientific views of the supporters of classical and neoclassical financial theory on the financial system, its elements and financial stability in a polysemantic description are studied. Scientific views on the prospects of ensuring the stability of the financial system under the influence of endogenous and exogenous factors are systematized
Based on the research of scientific ideas of the schools of political economy, classical, neoclassical and modern human capital, which are the conceptual foundations of the development of the theory of human capital, the author's approach of human capital is developed in the article.
The article is devoted to the theoretical analysis of the mechanisms of attracting foreign direct investment as an important direction of economic policy. Classical, neoclassical, corporate, institutional, and political-economic approaches to explaining investment processes are considered and compared. The need for an integrated approach is substantiated, taking into account the corporate advantages of investors, the terms of placement, the quality of institutions and the role of public investment policy.
This article examines the impact of external debt on economic growth through the lenses of classical, Keynesian, neoclassical, and endogenous growth theories. The study identifies the institutional environment, the optimal level of debt burden, investment allocation, and the quality of public governance as key determinants of external debt effectiveness.
