Abstract:
The article identifies and analyses the key factors that determine the participation of Ukrainian industry in global value chains
(GVCs), with a special focus on their impact on the competitiveness of the national economy in the context of globalisation. Using
regression analysis, the article confirms that Ukraine's direct participation in GVCs largely depends on the volume of foreign direct
investment in the manufacturing industry, as well as the impact of the number of people employed in the industrial sector and the
volume of innovative products on the overall integration into GVCs. The hypothesis about the impact of industrial employment on the
content of foreign added value in exports was partially confirmed. The results of the analysis emphasise the importance of developing
certain sectors, such as textiles and metallurgy, which has a positive impact on employment and innovation activity. At the same time,
the need to reduce dependence on imports in high-tech products was identified. Based on the conclusions obtained, the article outlines proposals for state policy, which envisage strengthening support for investment in the processing industry, stimulating innovation processes and developing the production of final products, which will help restore and ensure the competitiveness of Ukraine's economy in the international arena.
