Analysis approach to the financial strategy of the enterprise, based on common management paradigm

Authors: Vorobev Aleksei Viacheslavovich
PhD, assistant professor of finance and credit
Russia, Volga State Academy of Water Transport
vorobalex@mail.ru
Abstract: This article analyzes the approach to developing the financial strategy of the enterprise, based on a common management paradigm. Shows the strengths and weaknesses of the model of development of financial strategy as a unity of strategic purpose, technology strategy development, evaluation parameters of financial strategy. Necessity of further development of methods for determining financial policy priorities.
Keywords: strategy, financial strategy, the process of strategy formation, strategic objective, the technology strategy development, evaluation parameters of financial strategy.

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Suggested citation: Vorobev Aleksei Viacheslavovich
Analysis approach to the financial strategy of the enterprise, based on common management paradigm// Modern Management Technology. ISSN 2226-9339. – #12 (36). Art. # 3601. Date issued: 2013-12-08 . Available at: https://sovman.ru/en/article/3601/

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