ECONOMY OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES УДК 330.341:339.97:341.38 JEL: N10, N40, N60, O14 DEINEKO Liudmyla1, TSYPLITSKA Olena2, KUSHNIRENKO Oksana3, GAKHOVYCH Nataliia4, ZAVGORODNIA Mariia5 1Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the NAS of Ukraine, Research ID : http://www.researcherid.com/rid/K-3071-2017 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF POST-WAR INDUSTRY RECOVERY The contours of policy for macroeconomic stabilization and industrial development that was implemented for post-war recovery by the countries of Europe, Asia, and Africa, which experienced wars and conflicts in the 20th and 21st centuries, are outlined; its historical and economic background is revealed. The factors that determined the industrial revival trajectory in each country are singled out: global, institutional, macroeconomic, resource, innovative and technological, etc. The results of the "Marshall Plan" implementation in European countries and Japan, as well as other types of international aid for the affected countries, are evaluated. The multiplicity of state’s behavioral patterns, which determined the choice of specific direction of industrial revival, is noted: restructuring of industrial sector (Europe), innovative technological modernization (Israel, Asian countries), large industrial projects (Egypt) or the state’s detachment from significant intervention in structural transformations in the economy (Western Balkans countries). The determining role of favorable business climate formation in the post-war period for stimulating the inflow of investments in industrial and other sectors of economy, as well as positive impact of state investments in the development of physical infrastructure and innovation ecosystem, is revealed. Keywords:institutional transformations; macroeconomic stabilization; post-war reconstruction; industry; "Marshall Plan"; national recovery program
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