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45 Therefore, to obtain the maximum effect from the use of the intellectual capital of the country, it is necessary to stimulate its development, invest in the development of structural, consumer, and information capital, and, finally, in human capital. In a somewhat different way, Malaysian researchers argued that the assessment of the impact of IS on the efficiency of companies in the ASEAN region was linked to investments in human capital, according to the MVAIC model [12]. This allowed us to obtain positive results in the ASEAN region. Therefore, the study of Ukrainian realities requires us to remember that through the development of consumer, structural, and information capital, as components of intellectual capital, it is possible to achieve a significant synergistic effect and change the level of economic growth. 3. CONCLUSIONS 1. Market advantages and leadership of enterprises are increasingly becoming the result of the effective use of unique intangible factors. 2. To increase its rating in the field of intellectual capital in the pre-war period, Ukraine primarily paid attention to the implementation of human capital. 3. With the successful development of consumer, structural, and information capital, which are components of intellectual capital, it is possible to obtain a significant synergistic effect, expressed in the growth of the intellectual capital of the country as a whole and the intellectual capital of individual economic entities. 4. The structured value of the IC has a less optimal impact than the average, which is due to the heterogeneity of the return of the structural elements of the IC 5. The greatest impact on the economic growth of the economy is exerted by consumer and structural capital. 6. The use of intellectual capital-such as human, organizational, and consumer qualities-enhances economic value when their synergy occurs. The balance among these types of capital, especially in critical moments, can cause a system to shift from gradual growth to sudden change or vice versa.