CLASSIFICATION OF FACTORS AND METHODS FOR THEIR MANAGEMENT

This thesis analyzes the significance of factor classification and management methods in the mathematical modeling of economic systems. The factors influencing enterprise operations are categorized into controllable, uncontrollable, easily controllable, and difficult-to-control groups, with their subsequent impact on economic efficiency highlighted. The profit function is expressed through revenue and cost functions, and the role of these factors in the optimization process is demonstrated based on a mathematical model. Furthermore, management strategies for various factors, risk mitigation techniques, and long-term development directions are outlined. The research findings serve as an important methodological foundation for enterprise planning, enhancing economic efficiency, and making optimal management decisions.