STATE REGULATION OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Foreign economic activity, in the modern world, is an important component in the formation of the structure, dynamics and stability of the national economy of any state. However, the globalization of economic activity and the expansion of bilateral relations between states raises the question of the need and expediency of regulating foreign economic activity. This article discusses the main goals and objectives of state regulation, as well as indirect and direct methods of state influence on the foreign economic activity of market entities.