The Effect of Components of Globalization, Country Risk and Competitiveness on the Economic Resilience in Selected Countries

The domain (area) of Economic Resilience can be divided into two parts, internal and external, because in order to achieve a resilient and resistant economy, both the reform of the socio- diplomatic- economic structure, and the setting up appropriate relations with the outside world, are important. Therefore, globalization, competitiveness power and risk of a country are introduced as the most important factors which affect the economic resilience of societies in comparison with other countries of the world. In this (that) regard, in the present study, adaptive competitiveness (relying on the efficiency enhancer), risk and globalization on the economic resilience in selected countries of the region; the vision 1404 document and the G7 group during the period 2010-2015 has been studied. According to the results of the study, countries which have higher levels of globalization, with higher competitiveness and lower risk enhancer, benefit from better economic resilience, in other words, the relationship between resilience and efficiency enhancer (development) as the main element (pillar) of competitiveness, risk index and globalization has been evaluated to be positive.