THE PRINCIPLE OF RELATIONAL COMPLEXITY IN THE SYSTEMIC REPRESENTATION OF ECONOMIC SECURITY

The article presents a new way of understanding economic security from the point of view of causal effects and relationship modeling, providing a link between integral and fractional aspects of the economy, which affects the systemic understanding of many phenomena of the modern economy. It is shown that economic complexity manifests itself in the formation of community systems in which the mechanistic representation does not reflect all the conditions and conditions of the systems under consideration and may require a new relational description in the categories of cenosis systems. The theoretical concepts of Kudrin and Rosen are considered, and the foundations for modeling stability states are laid, which reflect one of the security objectives.