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Economic Analysis: Theory and Practice
 

Types of crisis resilience using the example of GDP production dynamics in the USA and Russia: Analysis of spline models

ISSUE 5, MAY 2026

Received: 13 March 2026

Accepted: 7 April 2026

Available online: 28 May 2026

Subject Heading: ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT

JEL Classification: C18, C53, E32, F44, G01

Pages: 4-21

https://doi.org/10.24891/qamadm

Muslim I. CHAZHAEV Corresponding author, Kadyrov Chechen State University (Kadyrov CHSU), Grozny, Chechen Republic, Russian Federation
mchajaev@mail.ru

ORCID id: not available

Ruslan Kh. IL'YASOV Kadyrov Chechen State University (Kadyrov CHSU), Grozny, Chechen Republic, Russian Federation
ilyasov_95@mail.ru

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7040-798X

Subject. Types of crisis resilience.
Objectives. To investigate different types of resilience to the crises that have occurred over the past twenty years – the global recession of 2008, the currency crisis of 2014 and the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Methods. To identify changes in GDP dynamics caused by crises, a combined econometric approach was used, including least squares trend modeling and cubic spline interpolation.
Results. An assessment of economic sustainability has been carried out by comparing pre-crisis economic growth trends with real changes in dynamics observed during the development of crises and during post-crisis recovery periods. The analysis of these changes allowed us to determine the individual characteristics of sustainability for macro-regions with different levels of economic development. The analysis showed that economic sustainability is a complex concept that includes the ability to resist crisis phenomena and prompt post-crisis recovery.
Conclusions. The developed spline dynamics models made it possible to identify and quantify two key stability parameters: resistance at the initial stage of the crisis and recovery potential. Differentiation of spline models made it possible to obtain velocity curves, which proved to be a valuable tool for analyzing small changes in GDP dynamics, allowing us to identify pre-crisis growth decelerations that are not always obvious in traditional econometric models.

Keywords: GDP, crisis, COVID-19, resilience, splines

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