Investigation of development stages of the financial and economic analysis in connection with the needs of enterprise management

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.99315

Keywords:

stages of development of financial-economic analysis, needs of enterprise management, modern methods of analysis

Abstract

The development of the financial-economic analysis is shown in connection with the possibility of its using in enterprise management. The discrepancy between the analysis methods and management requirements is disclosed. Theoretical fundamentals and tools that would allow to describe and predict the changes of economic processes in the enterprise has not developed in Ukraine. New approaches and directions for further research are discussed in the article

Author Biography

Ulyana Gylka, Izmail State University of Humanities Repina str., 12, Izmail, Odessa region, Ukraine, 68610

PhD, Senior lecturer

Department of Entrepreneurship and Tourism Management

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Published

2017-04-21

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Section

Economics