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7. New workplaces are established mainly 7. New workplaces are established both in the sphere of in the sphere of services servicing and in the sphere of production, the state actively participates in the establishment of new industries 8. An American enterprise is a 8. Japanese and German enterprises are commodities, but commodity the same as many others at the same time they present a “fellowship” and is guided only by the criteria of a profit 9. The employees are connected with 9. All the employees are united by common interests and their company only by money are devoted to their enterprise. They are responsible relations. Employees are bought and for the enterprise, participate in management and sold together with an enterprise decision-making, they have a high sense of social responsibility. For a company it is an important factor of stability and success 10. A drastic increase in negative 10. Positive phenomena prevail phenomena 11. Budgetary deficit and foreign debts 11.Stability of the economy 12. The American model is a “liberal 12. The Japanese-German model is a model of model of capitalism” “capitalism with a human face” Much attention is paid by our literature to the Swedish model of economic activity whose distinctive feature is a social tendency. The reduction of inequality in the ownership of property is attained at the expense of redistribution of the national income to the benefit of less well-to-do groups of population. The competition of the Swedish production on the world market is due to its high quality. The Swedish model of market economy is often called the second model of socialism since its main factor is the material welfare of the population. The analysis shows that none of the above models of the market economy can be used in its entirety in our country, the Swedish model being more suitable for us because of its social tendency. Because of the peculiarities of the development of the national economy and, first of all, the very high proportion of the state property as well as the monopolization of production, management and other spheres of activity by the state, we must have our own model of the market economy and of 1 6 3