ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT: THEORY AND PRACTICE УДК 330.3:338.4 JEL: O17; L81–86 MELNYK Mariana1, SYNUIRA-ROSTUN Nadia2 1Institute of Regional Research named after M. I. Dolishniy of the NAS of Ukraine POTENTIAL OF THE COMMERCIAL SERVICES’ SPHERE OF UKRAINE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFIT The service industry became one of the most influential attributes of the economy’s competitive ability and material advancement. The services of the creative industry and information-communicative technologies, which increasingly consolidate the competitive advantages of the state at the international markets got a significant importance. The expansion of the shadow economy in the sphere of commercial services doesn’t allow to use its potential effectively to support of socio-economic development of Ukraine. Keywords:service industry; forms of economic activities; gross added value; competitive ability.
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