OPERATION OF CAPITAL COMPANIES IN UKRAINE AS CARRIERS OF FACTOR LIQUIDITY

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  • O. O. Lemishko

Abstract

In today's challenging environment approval of Ukraine's position as an integrated European state determines the importance of capital in the functioning of the macro and micro level. Effective functioning of capital based on market principles and factors associated with time ri¬ziku and liquidity. The relationship between these factors is reversed and forms defining the cost and structural proportions of capital in the implementation of the entire spectrum of financial operations. The urgency of development of the issue, with respect to the functioning of capital as a factor of liquidity support, due to the need to study the input parameters timely release of capital invested in a variety of objects and tools and mobile convert it into cash at any beneficial economic and other conditions of the use of capital.

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No. 200 (2014): Частина 3 (англ)

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