WAYS TO ENSURE THE MOBILIZATION OF DOMESTIC FUNDS OF THE COUNTRY BY INCREASING THE ACTIVITY OF JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES IN THE STOCK MARKET
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Domestic fund mobilization, joint-stock companies, stock market activity, corporate governance, financial resources, capital formation, investor confidence.Abstract
This study explores strategies to ensure the mobilization of domestic funds by enhancing the activity of joint-stock companies in the stock market. The effective functioning of joint-stock companies plays a crucial role in increasing domestic investment and financial resource accumulation, which in turn contributes to national economic growth and stability. The research examines key mechanisms to boost stock market participation, such as improving corporate governance, increasing transparency and disclosure standards, implementing supportive regulatory frameworks, and promoting investor confidence. Furthermore, it analyzes the impact of active joint-stock companies on liquidity, capital formation, and efficient allocation of financial resources within the economy. The findings suggest that a well-developed stock market with active participation of joint-stock companies not only mobilizes domestic funds but also strengthens the overall financial system, encourages private sector development, and fosters sustainable economic growth. Policymakers and regulators are encouraged to adopt comprehensive measures that facilitate the engagement of joint-stock companies in capital markets, thus ensuring a continuous flow of domestic investment into productive sectors. This study contributes to the understanding of the interconnection between corporate activity and domestic fund mobilization, providing practical recommendations for enhancing market efficiency and economic resilience.
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