MODERN PRACTICES OF RISK ADJUSTMENT IN NETWORK MODEL

Abstract

The relevance of the research is because, in the modern economy, risks and the processes of their spread are an integral part of activities that encompass entrepreneurship, management processes in organizations, financial operations, production processes, project development, and implementation, as well as other areas where potential threats and uncertainties must be taken into account. The authors emphasize that the emergence of risks can take on a particularly threatening nature in network economies due to the interdependence of its participants. Therefore, the goal of the article is to study modern practices for risk adjustment in a network-based model. The study used methods such as system analysis and synthesis, as well as the comparative method. The research results allowed for the identification of several key practices that contribute to reducing risks and minimizing the processes of their spread in networked economic formations, including diversification of supply chains, creation of joint reserves and inventories, flexibility of contractual relationships, and regionalization of production. The practical value of the article lies in laying the foundation for studying the specifics and algorithms for implementing the practices mentioned above, as well as identifying conditions that contribute to enhancing the resilience of the network economy to risks and ensuring its adaptability in a dynamic environment.