INTERREGIONAL CLUSTERS: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF THE WORLD’S LEADING COUNTRIES

The new political and economic conditions, characterized by rapid changes and instability, have forced many countries to look for new ways to promote economic growth. This is due not only to the need to adapt to changes in the global market, but also to the desire to be competitive and efficient in the new realities. From a scientific point of view, the pursuit of innovation and continuous updating of knowledge is fundamental to the prosperity and sustainable viability of modern enterprises in a changing environment. In this article, the author conducted a study of the relationship between the coverage of clusterization and the economic growth of leading countries. For this purpose, the conceptual foundations of industrial clusters were presented; the features of the formation and functioning of interregional clusters were highlighted; the clustering level of the leading countries of the world was analyzed; the dependence of the influence of economic growth on the quantity and quality of clustering was indicated.