ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE SOURCE SECURITY OF THE SOCIAL AND HEALTH SYSTEM OF THE STATE IN THE CONTEXT OF POPULATION AGING ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

The article focuses on current issues of resource security of the social and health system of the state in the context of population aging on the example of the Czech economy. In this context, resource security is conceived of the position (quantitative and qualitative components) of strategic public resources to ensure space capacity, staff coverage of specialized health and social services and the financing of social benefits. This issue is fully in line with the theoretical concept of the Copenhagen Security School, which since the second half of the 1980s has gradually expanded the concept of reducing the risk of armed conflict to address political, economic, environmental and social issues in the dimension of national and global security. As a result of the expected demographic aging of the population after 2035, an enormously growing disproportion between the drawing and creation of public funds to ensure the security of the social and health care system can be expected, which can be seen as potential macroeconomic risks. In the context of reducing the above-mentioned risks, it is necessary to look for possible solutions within the interconnected reforms of the economic and social policy of the state.