Improving the Organizational and Economic Mechanism for Ensuring Economic Security in Service Enterprises
Keywords:
Service Enterprises, Economic Security, Organizational Mechanism, Economic Mechanism, Improvement, Security Threats, Competitiveness, ManagementAbstract
Service enterprises constitute a vital component of the economy, and their stable operation is directly linked to ensuring economic security. This article analyzes the existing organizational and economic mechanisms for ensuring economic security in service enterprises. As a result of the research, scientifically grounded proposals and recommendations have been developed to improve this mechanism. The proposed approaches aim to enhance enterprises' ability to withstand internal and external threats, as well as to strengthen their competitiveness. The article contributes to increasing the effectiveness of economic security management in the service sector.
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