WAYS TO ENSURE THE FINANCIAL STABILITY OF ENTERPRISES IN KARAKALPAKSTAN
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17436336Keywords:
financial stability, enterprises, Karakalpakstan, risk management, financial planning, sustainability.Abstract
Ensuring financial stability is a key factor in the sustainable development of enterprises. This study analyzes
the current state of financial stability among enterprises in Karakalpakstan, identifies prevailing challenges, and proposes
strategic solutions for enhancing financial sustainability. A mixed-method approach is employed, integrating quantitative
analysis of financial data with qualitative insights obtained through expert interviews. The findings emphasize the critical
role of effective financial planning, comprehensive risk management, and targeted government support in promoting longterm
financial stability.
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