Abstract:

The object of research is the system-forming logistical flow processes in the national economy. One of the most problematic areas is the definition of the structure of the national logistics system, the ways of its development and the factors of influence that depend on the organization of logistical flow processes at various levels of management. The new industrial revolution creates unique technological solutions, modifies logistic activities and requires new research.In the course of research, the theoretical basis and conceptual provisions for the construction of a national logistics system, based on theories of multi-level taxonomy and systemic stability, are justified. This allows to build a pyramidal graphic model based on the national level of stream management, and horizontal sections represent regional logistics systems, logistical entities in the form of chains and networks, and the logistical systems of individual enterprises. The borders of the tetrad form a space for the logistic activities of various business entities and determine the vertical and horizontal links between the subjects of logistic activity. Management of these links, as well as logistical flow processes at the micro, meso and macro levels will allow to obtain synergy effects and ensure the system stability of the national logistics system. The integrated logistics environment determines the essence and basic mechanisms of state regulation and self-regulation of the market of logistics services in the country. Due to this, a system of key indicators of the effectiveness of logistics activities at the micro, meso and macro levels of the economic system is defined. Also, the factors and levers of state management of the development of the national logistics system have been identified, which will contribute to the improvement of the quality of logistics services and the implementation of innovations Author Biography Mariya Grygorak, National Aviation University, 1, Kosmonavta Komarova ave., Kyiv, Ukraine, 03058 PhD, Associate Professor, Head of the Department Department of Logistics

Keywords: