Predicted Possibility of Implementing Financial Potential at Agricultural Micro-Level
Journal: Oblik i finansi (Vol.1, No. 72)Publication Date: 2016-06-30
Authors : Nataliya Trusova;
Page : 135-142
Keywords : methodology of forecasting; financial potential; financial resources; agricultural micro-climate; business activity; financial cycle; business entities;
Abstract
This article is dedicated to the development of principles and systems of the predictive probability of implementing financial potential at the agricultural micro-level to determine the dynamics of its growth. System attributes that provide interconnection between subsystem objects of the financial potential at the agricultural macro-level are defined. The components of the probable implementation of the financial potential are highlighted. It is proved that the financial potential reflects market, legal, natural and biological, economic and financial risks, and generates the scenario of financial and economic, social and technological developments for the entities of the agricultural sector. The method of calculating the interelement balance of financial resources and sources of their financing is provided, which allows defining a reference module of the stable level of financial potential of the agricultural sector by the net income and net profit. It is found that modeling the regions of the agro-climatic zones of the Ukrainian Steppe in terms of business activity of economic entities makes it possible to determine the reference module of the stable level of financial potential.
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