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Process Management and Scientific Developments” International Conference “Process Management and Scientific Developments” Birmingham, United Kingdom (Novotel Birmingham Centre, November 14, 2019) Materials of the International Conference “Process Management and Scientific Developments” (Birmingham, United Kingdom, November 14, 2019) М67 ISBN 978-5-905695-67-4 These Conference Proceedings combine materials of the conference – research papers and thesis reports of scientific workers. They examines tecnical and sociological issues of research issues. Some articles deal with theoretical and methodological approaches and principles of research questions of personality professionalization. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of cited publications, facts, figures, quotations, statistics, proper names and other information. UDC 330 ISBN 978-5-905695-67-4 ©Scientific publishing house Infinity, 2019 ©Group of authors, 2019 CONTENTS ECONOMICS Financial strategy: directions and stages of implementation Gainutdinov Bulat Anvarovich, Rasumovskaya Elena Alexandrovna...........................................9 Influence of macroeconomic factors to the financial resources of houses Rasumovskiy Denis Yurievich.....................................................................................................................16 Does the financial system structure influence to the socio-economic development of the Russian economy? Lebedev Alexey Vitalievich, Rasumovskaya Elena Alexandrovna..........................................29 Automation of accounting: Competition and Development Kurandina Sofya Alexandrovna, Frolova Anastasia Andreevna, Shindyalova Tatyana Nikolaevna...............................................................................................................37 Coopetition phenomenon in multinational corporations logistics Gviliya Natalia Alekseevna, Mikhailova Ksenia Olegovna.............................................................44 PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES Systems of nonlinear equations in school and University Aslanyan Irina Vladimirovna.....................................................................................................................53 Communicative peculiarities of teaching the monological speech competence in the process of training speaking skills of students, studying english as a foreighn language Larionov Viktor Aleksandrovich...............................................................................................................63 Scientific and methodological support of young teachers in the interaction of the university and school Abramovskyh Natalya Viktorovna..........................................................................................................70 Social partnership of educational organizations and the university in the preparation of the future teacher Araslanova Anastasia Alexandrovna.....................................................................................................76 Peculiarities of vocational training of future primary school teachers in the conditions of interactive learning in the University Sinebryukhova Vera Leonidovna..............................................................................................................84 The importance of the Russian folk tales in the education of the basics of speech etiquette in children of middle preschool age Filippova Aksana Ravilevna, Shleeva Anna Viktorovna.................................................................................92 Features of life drawing lesson planning in elementary school Rotova Natalya Aleksandrovna.........................................................................................................................102 Features of SMM - promotion of student projects on Instagram Alekseeva Olga Vladimirovna.............................................................................................................................111 PHILOLOGY National and cultural identity of English and Russian proverbs with the meaning «speech, word»: comparative analysis Orlova Tatiana Gennadyevna..............................................................................................................................120 Phraseological Semantic Field “Character” (Based on English Phraseological Units with the Phytonym Component) Yakunina Tatiana Igorevna....................................................................................................................................128 POLITICAL SCIENCES Turkey’s Energy Policy in the Context of Russian-Turkish Relations Khlopov Oleg Anаtolyevich..................................................................................................................................138 ART HISTORY Training drawing and composition. Interconnection of subjects in modern Academic school Kudrevatyi Mikhail Georgievich..........................................................................................................................146 MEDICAL SCIENCES Lymphadenopathy in infectious diseases in children - importance in differential diagnosis Makhmutov Ravil Fatkulislyamovich, Bobrovitskaya Antonina Ivanovna, Makhmutovа Asiya Ravilеvna, Zakharova Lyubov Alekseevna..............................................................155 Quantum-digital technologies in Oncology: local laser hyperthermia Titova Vera Alekseevna, Panshin Georgy Alexandrovich, Shevchenko Lyudmila Nikolaevna......................................................................................................................165 BIOLOGY The problem of “dry eye” syndrome in schoolchildren of the Aral Sea region Karabalaeva Aiman Beisembaevna, Ibadullaeva Saltanat Zharylkasynovna.................................173 Chemical indicators of soils of the Kazaly district Ibadullayeva S. Zh., Tapalova A. S., Azhmoldayeva K. B., Baihozhayeva G. M...............................180 GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCES The rural population of the south of Tyumen region: marriage and divorce status at the beginning of XXI century Solodovnikov Alexander Yurievich, Solodovnikov Dimitriy Alexandrovich....................................190 GEOLOGICAL AND MINERALOGICAL SCIENCES Kurums of South Ural Smirnov Alexander Ilyich......................................................................................................................................205 TECHNICAL SCIENCES About the hardware design of the CDU as a function of raw materials Khabibrakhmanova Oksana Valerievna, Popov Sergey Vasilyevich, Bukhantsova Svetlana Aleksandrovna...........................................................................................................215 Electromechanical dispersants. Theory and technological capabilities Bezzubtseva Marina Mikhailovna, Volkov Vladimir Sergeevich, Kolosovsky Vladislav Vladimirovich...................................................................................................................220 Process Management and Scientific Developments FINANCIAL STRATEGY: DIRECTIONS AND STAGES OF IMPLEMENTATION Gainutdinov Bulat Anvarovich CEO Joint Stock Company “Ural Instrument-Making factory” Ekaterinburg, Russian Federation Rasumovskaya Elena Alexandrovna Doctor of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Full Professor, Institute of economics and management, Ural Federal University named after the First President of Russia B. N. Yeltsin Ekaterinburg, Russian Federation Abstract. Aspects of financial management come to the fore in the face of the need to generate internal sources of quality growth and so- cio-economic development of the national economy. The most important place in this aspect is taken by the corporate financial strategy, as a set of decisions on the operational, investment and financial activities of the company. An attempt to justify and develop a theoretical platform for a financial strategy can become a universal mechanism for the formation of tools for managing financial flows of companies, regardless on sectoral affiliation. Keywords: Financial strategy, socio-economic development, financial management. The variety of views on the definition and content of the concept of “financial strategy” comes down to a set of measures of a financial nature regarding the financial management of an economic entity or, at the mac- ro level, the state. The author believes that in this vein, financial strategy is fundamentally no different from financial planning, whereas in theory, and in methodology, and in practice, financial strategy is something more fundamental on which financial policy is formed. 9 Process Management and Scientific Developments And, the point is not in the planning horizon and in the measures them- selves, through which financial management is implemented. It is impor- tant to distinguish between areas of financial management (if we are talk- ing about a corporate entity) which are included (Figure 1): operational, investment and financial activities. FINANCIAL STRATEGY OPERATING INVESTMENT FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL CAPITAL CASH FLOWS DIAGNOSTICS STRUCTURE FORECASTING ANALYSIS LOSS ANALYSIS CAPITAL COST PERFORMANCE EVALUATION EVALUATION COST MANAGEMENT BEST ALTERNATIVE SECURITIES PROFIT PLANNING EMISSION MAIN ASSET DIVIDEND POLICY BUDGETING AND MANAGEMENT MONITORING FINANCIAL RISK WORKING CAPITAL ANALYSIS OF ANALYSIS MANAGEMENT INVESTMENT RISKS CAPITAL TAX PLANNING PORTFOLIO STRUCTURE FORMATION OPTIMIZATION Figure 1. - Directions of corporate financial strategy A financial strategy is a multifactor model of a company’s actions to pro- vide financial resources
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