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25 Thus, the principle of systematicity involves considering financial policy taking into account an identified set of constituent elements, as a systemic, holistic formation with a certain systemic feature, namely the movement of financial flows, for example, to ensure the implementation of a successful social policy that will serve basic social needs. Taking into account the relationships, interdependencies, as well as the interaction between the main components, the functioning of the internal architecture, the hierarchy of the system, determining its structure, role and importance for effective functioning in this system. It is also important to clearly understand and define both the tactics and the strategy of social development that should be achieved when implementing financial policy, as well as the fulfillment of tasks depending on the degree of development of the country and other factors, in particular the choice of mechanisms and methods for their achievement. In this relationship, it is very important that the definition of goals and objectives when forming, as well as the results when implementing state financial policy, be clear, understandable, transparent, and most importantly, controllable by society. The successful implementation of the goals and objectives of social development depend on the volume of the country's available financial resources, which are concentrated in the state and local budgets, as well as their effective and rational use. Financial resources, as well as economic relations in society, are regulated by methods, levers, and means of financial policy, taking into account the degree of redistribution of GDP, a high-quality institutional environment, and the phase of the economic cycle. An important role in this process is played by the development of the national financial system, its structure, balance of interests, and the dynamism of financial relations, which contribute to the responsible and effective use of existing instruments of the state's financial policy, in particular in monetary and budgetary policy. The effectiveness and efficiency of the state's financial policy in implementing social development tasks requires taking into account the relationship between the formation of the optimal combination of instruments, levers of tax and budget policy,