TRANSFORMATION OF FINANCIAL CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS OF ECONOMIC ENTITIES
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20385178Keywords:
financial control, startups, innovation, business models, management system.Abstract
In the context of the economic reforms being implemented in our country and the ongoing deepening of market relations, ensuring the stable and efficient operation of business entities has become one of the key priority areas. In this process, the financial control system plays a crucial role in ensuring the rational use of financial resources, the early identification of economic risks, and the soundness of managerial decision-making.
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