Randomized trial develops an economic mechanism for managing sustainability indicators, suggesting better resource management.
The sustainable development of an enterprise is a key aspect of modern strategic planning related to the need to ensure the stability and preservation of the organization's resource base in the face of external risks and internal transformations. The purpose of the study is the need to develop an organizational and economic mechanism for managing indicators of sustainable development, taking into account the interaction of various groups of resources. The economic forecast is a key tool used by enterprises to assess the future state. Traditional forecasting methods are based on extrapolation of existing trends, but such approaches are limited by the lack of consideration of possible changes in external conditions. The study is relevant for organizations seeking to implement a sustainable development strategy over the long term, ensuring financial stability, risk minimization, and social responsibility to future generations. The results can be used by senior managers, economic planners, and corporate governance analysts.
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