Integration development of the region: barriers and incentives

The aim of economic policy is to create an enabling environment that encourages free movement of goods, works, services, labour and capital. The most important environmental condition is the use of traditional macroeconomic tools, mainly monetary and budget planning. The second group of mechanisms is conventionally called institutional. It determines the motivation of economic entities in the integration development of the region. To develop integration forms of private business in the region it is necessary to create the infrastructural, industrial and technological basis. Integration development instruments of the region include traditional macroeconomic tools such as monetary policy, fiscal policy, regulation of the national currency, tariff and non-tariff regulation of export and import and employment stimulation.