STATE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATIONS AS A TOOL FOR INCREASING TECHNOLOGICAL SOVEREIGNTY IN THE ASPECT OF ENSURING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE STATE
The study examines the creation and functioning of state corporations as one of the results of the state's search for an adequate measure of intervention in socio-economic processes in order to implement national development objectives in the coordinates of increasing technological sovereignty. The differences between state corporations and other1 existing organizational and legal forms of the public sector of the economy, namely: joint- stock companies, state unitary enterprises, institutions and foundations, are considered. It is argued that, acting as the largest actors in the market in a number of industries, state corporations can play a significant role in the process of increasing technological sovereignty and ensuring socio-economic security.