Financial System

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  1. 1. Money transfers that do not involve the provision of goods or services in return, such as pensions, scholarships, and social benefits.
  2. 3. The relations that arise in the process of formation, distribution and use of funds between various economic entities, including the state, enterprises and households.
  3. 5. A set of government measures and measures to manage the financial system aimed at achieving socio-economic goals.
  4. 10. Financial relations related to the formation and use of centralized monetary funds of the state, including the budget, extra-budgetary funds and state-owned enterprises.
  5. 12. A plan for the formation and use of state or municipal funds for a certain period, reflecting income and expenses, approved in accordance with the established procedure.
  6. 16. Financial obligations of the State or municipality to ensure the performance of its functions, including social benefits, defense, healthcare, and education.
  7. 18. Long-term investments in business and other activities for the purpose of making a profit or achieving a social effect.
  8. 21. Mechanisms used by the government to control and adjust financial processes, including taxation, cost control, and credit policy.
  9. 22. A set of actions for the formation, review, approval, execution and control of budget implementation.
  10. 23. A government organization that is fully funded from the budget and does not have the right to independently manage income from income-generating activities.
  11. 24. The total amount of money at the disposal of business entities, the state and the population, used to meet economic and social needs.
  12. 26. A function of finance that ensures the distribution of national income between various sectors of the economy and participants in economic processes.
  13. 27. Financial resources and relationships within enterprises, as well as with external entities (suppliers, consumers, the state), ensuring their economic activities and investment policy.
  14. 28. A function related to tracking and evaluating the effectiveness of the use of funds, preventing the misuse of resources.
  15. 29. Financial resources of local governments used to solve tasks within their competence, for example: housing and communal services, transport, education at the municipal level.
  16. 30. The activity of redistributing monetary resources from owners of capital to its consumers through financial institutions.
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  1. 2. The process of determining the directions and amounts of financial resources needed to achieve the set goals in a certain period.
  2. 4. A set of mechanisms and institutions that ensure the flow of funds between economic participants: capital markets, currency, insurance, credit markets.
  3. 6. The ability of an economic entity to fulfill its financial obligations under any changes in the external and internal environment.
  4. 7. Gratuitous provision of funds from the budget to individuals or legal entities for their intended use, often to support the economy or the population.
  5. 8. Organizations that carry out financial transactions: banks, insurance companies, investment funds, pension funds, etc.
  6. 9. Financial obligations of the State or municipality to ensure the performance of its functions, including social benefits, defense, healthcare, and education.
  7. 11. A set of interrelated and organized financial relations, institutions and instruments functioning in society to redistribute resources, ensure sustainable economic development and perform state functions.
  8. 13. Special-purpose state funds that are not part of the budget, are formed at the expense of mandatory contributions and are intended to finance the social sphere (FIU, FMS, FSS).
  9. 14. A state or municipal organization that is funded from the budget and performs public functions (for example, schools, hospitals).
  10. 15. Mandatory gratuitous payments levied by the State from individuals and legal entities to finance public needs and perform state functions.
  11. 17. A relationship in which the government acts as a borrower or lender, using debt obligations (bonds, loans) to finance budget deficits and other needs.
  12. 19. Financial assistance from the budget provided to lower-level budgets or organizations that is not targeted.
  13. 20. The area of financial relations related to the formation, distribution and use of personal incomes of citizens, including wages, social benefits and income from property.
  14. 25. A set of forms, methods, and tools for organizing financial relations, including taxes, subsidies, government loans, budgets, and other levers of economic influence.