Managing the Components of Working Capital in Terms of Economic Recession: A Synergistic Effect on the Financial and Economic Standing of a Company

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Authors: Наталя Єршова, Oksana V. Portna, Serhii V. Mahdysiuk, Iryna L. Didorchuk, K. H. Hubin, Milica Delibašić, Justas Štreimikis
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Abstract

The paper substantiates the role and importance of working capital for efficient and stable operation during an economic recession.The purpose of the study is to assess the impact the components of working capital components have on the financial and economic standing of a company an economic recession.The subject of the study is the theoretical and methodological aspects of working capital of the company.This article uses the methods of theoretical generalisation, descriptive statistics and empirical research.Empirically, this paper uses test samples: transport companies in Ukraine and those in Montenegro and those in Poland.A deterministic factor analysis and descriptive statistics were used to confirm the results.The study focused on: analysing the components of current assets of transport companies; assessing the impact of accounts receivable on the financial and economic performance of transport companies; and developing a mechanism for managing accounts receivable as a component of a company's working capital to ensure a positive synergistic effect on the company's financial and economic performance.Methodology of factor analysis of receivables for the sale of services is provided.The results of this study are of practical interest for executives and managers of transport companies in terms of managing accounts receivable, strengthening the company's competitive advantage, implementing a supply chain support strategy, and achieving the goals of the

Fields of Study & Subjects

Working Capital and Financial Performance Intellectual Capital and Performance Analysis Financial Reporting and Valuation Research

Publication details

Journal / source
MONTENEGRIN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS
Publisher
Centre of Sociological Research, NGO
Volume
22
Issue
1
Publication date
3 January 2026