Measurement and analysis of the socio-economic security of the industrial sector

The high rate of formation of sectors of the economy with a low degree of financial and economic dependence or economically independent sectors of the economy in comparison with economically dependent segments is more indicative of the accumulation of the reserve of protection and the movement of the production system to the upper limit of socio-economic security. To clarify the essence of financial and economic dependence and dynamic assessments ("narrowing" and "expanding" security) in relation to the conditions of the "open" economy, it is proposed to perform an auxiliary division of the sectors of the economy on the principle of the directions of foreign economic work - export-oriented and import-dependent. The need for such refinement of dynamic estimates is caused by the growing processes of internationalization of the industrial sector to the level elements of socio-economic security of the industrial sector. At the same time, exogenous moments prevail over endogenous ones at the stage of industrial growth. However, at the stage of decline of the "catastrophic type", as foreign experience has shown, the exogenous moment plays a significant role in increasing the value of socio-economic security of the industrial sector. However, the current practice shows the existence of sectors of the economy that are on their own production characteristics as export-oriented and import-dependent (ie, "mixed type"). In this case, can be attributed to such segments, which, according to the above typology belong to the group of resource-intensive, capital-intensive, knowledge-intensive or innovative. The impact of the dynamic sectors of the economy of the mixed type at the level of properties of socio-economic security of the industrial sector is guided by the significance of their contribution to the creation and development of the wealth of the state and a role in the formation of the production potential of the formation of the society