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Analysis of the impact of a homogenous structure of factor signs on effective indicator

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  • T. Bondarenko

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The article proposes a theoretical model to assess the impact of a homogenous structure of factors on the effective indicator in order to define optimum structure of factors as an optimization criterion. With the necessary software, it makes sense to conduct such analysis in parallel with other estimations of the impact of factors on the result. It is well-proven that this task is not solved with the use of determined and stochastic models, or differential and integral methods, so the author provides its solution using algorithm elements of programming and correlation methods. The proposed methodology makes it possible to estimate the connection between homogeneous structures of factors, and the impact of the homogeneous structures of factor signs on the effective indexes of individual economies and to define the optimum structure of factors. To that end, it is expedient to develop universal software to identify the factors structure and effective indexes with the maximally possible number of factors in the structure and the range of change of effective indexes as output.

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  • T. Bondarenko, 2014. "Analysis of the impact of a homogenous structure of factor signs on effective indicator," Economy and Forecasting, Valeriy Heyets, issue 4, pages 122-135.
  • Handle: RePEc:eip:journl:y:2014:i:4:p:122-135
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