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Abstract
This paper examines the interconnection between finance, pricing mechanisms, credit relations, and inflation within a market economy. The study analyzes the influence of taxes, value-added tax (VAT), excise duties, customs payments, money circulation, and interest rates on the formation and dynamics of prices. Special attention is given to the relationship between supply and demand, inflationary processes, and banking activities under conditions of economic liberalization. The research also highlights the role of financial and monetary policy in maintaining macroeconomic stability, regulating inflation, and supporting sustainable economic growth. The findings indicate that effective coordination between pricing policy, taxation, and credit regulation is essential for improving economic efficiency and ensuring financial stability.