DYNAMICAL MODEL OF PRODUCTION PROCESS, PRESERVING AND SALE OF DAILY CONSUMPTION GOODS
Abstract
A mathematical model of production, preservation and sale of daily
goods market is developed and investigated. The model is able to account the peculiarities
of the daily goods production market. In order to describe properly the processes it is
necessary to take onto account their dynamical nature. In this case only, one can give
correct explanation of the peculiarities of the observing occurrences and choose right
strategy of production and development. As an example, an approach of production
strategy is exposed, that ensures maximal profitability.
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