Optimal Management of the Enterprise's Financial Flows
Abstract
This article discusses the formulation and solution of some problems of managing the company's investment flows. One-product dynamic macroeconomic model is considered. When solving the problems posed, the Pontryagin maximization method is used. As a condition of optimization the criterion of maximization of the enterprise income is used. The optimal distribution of the gross product is given.
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