Current Trends in Global Supply Chain Management Investment Policy

Abstract- To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals of the world economy, significant financial resources and global supply chain are needed. Priority issues are related to the use of investment resources. Almost all sectors of the economy have a real need for investment. Domestic investments is not enough for countries to implement effective structural policies and upgrade fixed assets. They are forced to attract foreign investment. The annual requirements for international investment reach several trillion US dollars. However, foreign investors are in no hurry to expand investments in the economy of foreign countries. Moreover, in 2017-2019 there is a decrease in global direct foreign investment flows. This is largely due to a noticeable reduction in US investment in the economies of the European Union and China as a result of the tightening of the American protectionism policy pursued by the D. Trump administration and the US Federal Reserve to strengthen regulation of foreign companies in the US market. A decrease in the level of international investment under the worsening business climate in the world leads to the increased competition between countries for attracting foreign investment

Modern approaches to the development of the sport education system in developed countries

The problems of sport educational preparation are in the center of attention of the leadership of many countries. Educational training is considered as a factor of competitiveness in the labor market, taking into account the peculiarities of the modern economy. In the 21st century, the sources of economic growth are changing qualitatively. Intellectual production resources take priority. A person with fundamental educational and professional knowledge becomes the main factor in the economy. The principles of continuity of education, integration of general educational and vocational training are leading. Purposeful formation of a qualified employee begins in the upper grades of secondary schools, which is especially evident in the example of the United States. Today, in the face of growing competition in the global labor market, the main task is to ensure that pupils receive secondary education and are prepared for entry to colleges and universities. Education is financed by public and private funds. Increasing the availability of education for various categories of citizens allows developed countries to dominate in the world economy