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32 + CEE + RCE. Since the article [3], the MVAIC indicator 3.163, which has been the return on investment received by Malaysian enterprises for four years. HCE was 1.898, respectively. While RCE, SCE, and CEE were within 0.602, 0.446, and 0.148, as time has shown, this model was effective in the initial stage for ASEAN conditions. Ukraine had and has slightly different starting approaches to economic growth, which were transformed into martial law and cooperation with partner states during the war. To understand the concept and mechanism of intellectual capital, it is necessary to determine its constituent elements. There is no single approach to defining the structure of intellectual capital; however, most researchers consider intellectual capital to be a system of interconnected components (G. S. Becker, K.-E. Swaby, L. Edwinson, M. Malone, E. Brooking). In particular, A. Chukhno divides intellectual capital into two large components: human and structural capital [4, 275-276]. M. Armstrong identifies 3 components of intellectual capital: human, social, and organizational capital. O.B. Butnik-Siversky identifies the following components [5]: human capital, which includes social capital; structural capital (technologies, methods, and processes that make the work of the enterprise important); and consumer (client) capital. In our opinion, the latter scheme is the most optimal both in terms of clarifying the essence of intellectual capital and in terms of studying it as a resource for the strategic development of regions. That is why there is a need to study the impact of intellectual potential on the level of development of the country, in particular in the field of economic relations. For a country to achieve a worthy competitive position among other countries, it is important to determine how to implement its intellectual potential to obtain the optimal effect from its use. This requires an analysis of the structure of intellectual capital and the interaction of indicators that characterize it (Fig. 1). This requires an analysis of the structure of intellectual capital and the interaction of indicators that characterize it (Fig. 1).