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Criteria and mathematical models of optimal management of cash flows in the manufacturing sector of an enterprise in the corporate sector of the economy

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  • D. V. Vorotnikova

  • E. A. Zakrevskaya

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The article deals with the problematics of the formulation of the task and the model for choosing the optimal strategy of the enterprise’s production activity on the basis of free cash flows generated in the production sector, taking into account the restrictions on medium-term assets and market risk. The NOPLAT indicator, the normalized operating profit, reduced by the amount of adjusted taxes, is proposed as a criterion for the optimality of the production sphere of the enterprise.

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