Transnational corporations as entities of international entrepreneurship

Abstract

The large-scale and diversified activities of TNCs, the rapid growth of their capital, their monopolization of key industries and spheres of economic activity, lead to a significant increase in their impact on the quantitative and qualitative parameters of the world economy functioning. This is reflected primarily in the impact of their bankruptcy at the same time on several sectors of the world economy, as well as the specific mechanism of its emergence, development, prevention and overcoming. Objective conditions for the functioning of the market mechanism are among the priorities of corporate management to improve both the methods of conducting business practices and methods of financial and economic analysis of TNCs.