Divergence of foreign trade interests in international cooperation

Abstract

The article highlights two interrelated models of international economic activity, which are subsystems of a single mechanism for countries to participate in international cooperation. It is substantiated that the future development of the services sector is crucial for ensuring the viability of a healthy and happy society, as well as for the efficient functioning of the economy as a whole. The article states that international cooperation between countries and other participants in international relations has formed a system of intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations of global and regional scale in the field of trade. It is analyzed that the intensification of international cooperation of countries, given the differences in their development, has contradictory consequences. This causes spatial and temporal asymmetries in the realization of foreign trade interests, which can be influenced by countries through the choice of foreign trade policy that will best promote the development of the national economy.