Abstract

Economic growth is the target setting for all countries in modern conditions. As a rule, the growth vector is associated with technical and technological modernization, with the transition to digitalization, to digital platforms. But with this approach to economic growth, the need to change the organizational and technological interactions between both the factors of production and the economic entities themselves is completely overlooked. In other words, the transformation of the organizational and economic landscape that ensures economic growth is being missed. In modern conditions, the cluster is becoming the organizational form that creates conditions for enterprises to achieve high production efficiency, provides them with significant competitive advantages, and, in general, contributes to increasing the country’s competitiveness in the world economy [1]. This article, based on the correlation and regression analysis, shows the relationship between the rates of economic growth (GDP) and the clustering of the national economy using the example of countries that have achieved significant success in clustering processes.