SMART BUSINESS GENERATS DYNAMIC ECONOMETRIC METHOD OF OPTIMIZING SALES AND REVENUES OF PROCESSING ENTERPRISES

The article formulates the methodological limitations of the econometric practical application of quantitative calculations of balanced proportions of sales volumes and incomes of processing enterprises in the context of digitalization and the preservation of protectionist global economic policy. The necessity of introducing tools for a permanent and total system of correction of management decisions by transforming the traditional static into a dynamic econometric practice of calculating the values of current and prospective sales volumes and incomes of processing enterprises is substantiated.

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