Comparative Evaluation of the Economic Security of South Korea At Implementing Global Integration Projects

The economic security of the state is ensured in the form of economic patronage by the Government and the Central Bank, economic cooperation and economic confrontation with other countries of the world. The article discusses the prospects for changing the level of economic security of South Korea and the states of the Asia-Pacific region - participants of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). The goal of the study is to conduct a comparative assessment of changes in the level of economic security of South Korea during the implementation of global integration projects. The paper examines the indicators of economic security of South Korea: macroeconomic indicators and indicators of socio-economic diversion; volumes of realized and unrealized export / import of goods. Using statistical and econometric methods, the prospects for changing the level of economic security of South Korea in the implementation of the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Cooperation Agreement and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement were assessed. It was concluded that the Agreement on Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Cooperation and the agreements within the framework of the Comprehensive Regional Economic Partnership should establish new regulations for world trade, thereby giving an increase in the level of economic security of South Korea and the majority of the States Parties to the TPP and the RCEP.