Sustainable Business Development Perspectives. Proceedings of Scientific Papers

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Abstrakt

The main purpose of the article is to consider the strategy of development of the corporate sector in the broad historical context of the process of global capital accumulation. The methodological basis of research is a non-equilibrium approach to the analysis of the economy. The result of research is the theoretical model of a new economic mechanism for the development of the corporate sector. As an example of this alternative mechanism, the article uses a theoretical model for creating such an investment system in Ukraine with the active support of the international community. This model was developed at the Odessa National Economic University on the basis of the fact that the mechanism, which was not used under normal conditions can be used in extreme conditions of post-war time. At the center of the system is a development institution that actually acts as a central investment bank which does not issue loans, but buys shares in new corporate enterprises, thereby financing their creation, and then, when they start working, sells the enterprises into private hands.

Klíčová slova

corporate sector, capital accumulation, new corporate enterprises, investment system, war in Ukraine, post-war reconstruction


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