Abstract
The strategy of overcoming the crisis is still relevant for Ukraine’s economy: diversification, entering new areas of business and trade, and searching for risks and alternatives have become important tasks after the full-scale invasion in 2022 and the declaration of martial law. The purpose of this study was to investigate the features of diversification of trading activities in crisis conditions on the example of Ukraine. Using the method of statistical analysis, the most effective and popular methods of risk distribution and features of Ukrainian crisis management were identified. The study proved the effectiveness of such diversification measures as the transition of sales to online formats, the use of postal and courier delivery services, duplication of export routes in the process of developing supply chains during martial law, and the expansion of the range of private label products by retailers. Separately, statistics on the dynamics of sales of dietary supplements in Ukrainian pharmacy chains were analysed and it was proved that sales of this group of products increased during the crisis. Based on the data obtained and the conclusions, the need to tackle corruption and immediately reform the judiciary and tax systems was proved, as these are the actions expected by the Ukrainian business community. Using the modelling, a model of enterprise diversification was created. The practical significance of the study lies in the publication of systematic information on ways of diversification, which can be useful for representatives of business and the economic block of power
Publisher
Scientific Journals Publishing House
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