(560) Practical Problems of Investment: Planning and Financing المشاكل العملية للاستثمار: التخطيط والتمويل
This study addresses the issue of investment financing in practice, focusing on various financing modes such as loans, budgetary funding, or resources from enterprises and associations. The issue arises within the new economic system of planning and managing the national economy, which emphasizes va...
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INP
2025
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| Sumari: | This study addresses the issue of investment financing in practice, focusing on various financing modes such as loans, budgetary funding, or resources from enterprises and associations. The issue arises within the new economic system of planning and managing the national economy, which emphasizes value categories like cost, price, credit, and profits. This shift necessitates increased responsibility for enterprises in implementing the production process and investment expansion. The memorandum discusses the practical process of preparing and financing investments, highlighting the role of credit as a specific issue still under debate in many socialist countries.
This study addresses the issue of investment financing in practice, focusing on various financing modes such as loans, budgetary funding, or resources from enterprises and associations. The issue arises within the new economic system of planning and managing the national economy, which emphasizes value categories like cost, price, credit, and profits. This shift necessitates increased responsibility for enterprises in implementing the production process and investment expansion. The memorandum discusses the practical process of preparing and financing investments, highlighting the role of credit as a specific issue still under debate in many socialist countries.
This study addresses the issue of investment financing in practice, focusing on various financing modes such as loans, budgetary funding, or resources from enterprises and associations. The issue arises within the new economic system of planning and managing the national economy, which emphasizes value categories like cost, price, credit, and profits. This shift necessitates increased responsibility for enterprises in implementing the production process and investment expansion. The memorandum discusses the practical process of preparing and financing investments, highlighting the role of credit as a specific issue still under debate in many socialist countries. / / |
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