Transformation of Cycles of State Regulation in International Trade

Abstract

The article illustrates a natural character of contemporary change processes happening in world economy related to cyclic development of international trade and its state regulation. The purpose of the article is to justify the cyclical nature of the evolution of state regulation of international trade. The object of the article is the regular connection of state regulation with the historical evolution of international trade. The methodological basis of the study is scientific methods, in particular the dialectical method and the methods of cyclic analysis, aimed at finding cyclical patterns of the historical process of the development of international trade. The analysis conducted in article shows that now the world economy is on the threshold of the new historical cycle, which can begin as the globalization crises persisted along with the transition of the increasing number of countries to protectionist regulation of international trade.