The Dynamics of the Development of French Export Activities in the Transition to a Post-Industrial Economy

The relevance of the presented research is determined by the objective need to find ways to effectively develop the national economy in the prevailing geopolitical and economic conditions of the permanent pressure of the collective West on the Russian Federation in the context of the ongoing hybrid war against our country, including sanctions. When achieving the goal of effective development of the national economy in modern conditions, the minimum task is to win back the domestic market through import substitution, and the maximum task is to increase exports of not only raw materials, but also high-tech products as evidence not only of technological sovereignty, but also of the international competitiveness of domestic products. In this regard, it is of interest to consider the experience of developing export activities of other leading countries of the world, which predetermined the choice of the research topic. The purpose of the study is to analyze the dynamics of the development of French export activities during the transition to a post-industrial economy in the interests of taking into account both the positive experience and shortcomings in the implementation of this activity by one of the leading European countries in the development of export activities of the Russian Federation. The scientific novelty of the research is to identify a set of factors that influenced the dynamics of the development of France’s export activities during the transition to a post-industrial economy, as well as the tools used by the country to develop export activities, including in overcoming the crisis of the 2020s. The practical significance of the research lies in the possibility of using the obtained results of the analysis of the dynamics of the development of French export activity in the transition to postindustrial economy in the formation of the strategy for the development of export activity of the Russian Federation, including the rethinking of the high rates of deindustrialisation set in the last 30 years.