National economy modeling based on the research of interbranch connections of capital movements
In a market economy, the most important factor of structural transformations is the interterritorial and interbranch migration of capital. Despite the evidence of this postulate, the study of possible consequences for economic systems of meso and macrolevel as a result of the movement of financial flows requires further development. This issue is particularly relevant in the framework of the study of macroeconomic generations caused by the shift of interbranch proportions in the reproduction process as a result of this kind of phenomena. In this regard, an extremely important methodological task is the development of macroeconomic models that assess such consequences caused by the dynamism of the financial results of sectoral economic entities and the corresponding subsequent migration of capital. Undoubtedly, this formulation of the question is not new for economic theory, but the search for new approaches to its solution is of both scientific and practical interest. Within the framework of the proposed study, a model for the analysis of interbranch dependencies has been developed. This model is based on the assessment of possible changes in the financial stability of the structure-forming companies of individual sectors of the national economy. The key parameters that characterize the financial stability of the largest public companies in the industry, triggering the mechanisms of capital migration between sectors of the national economy, act as factors of influence on the system of interbranch dependencies. The methodological basis of the study is the co-integration modeling of interbranch transformations as a result of the shift of key indicators of financial stability and credit ratings of economic entities in accordance with the Altman model.