JOINT INVESTMENTS OF THE REAL ECONOMY AND HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
DOI: 10.5937/etp2403097C
Keywords:
joint venture, real economy, health care, facilities, profitAbstract
The study presents the importance of joint financial
investment between two forms of organizing the economy, more precisely
between the real economy and healthcare with the aim of improving
both business and the provision of health services to the population. The
aim of the work was to reveal the existence of a difference in the total income generated on the basis of a joint financial investment in such a
business. The work was done because there was a need for practical
research that would clearly show the existence of differences regarding
the formation of profits of two different organizations of economic
activities. The basic results reached by the authors in this paper indicate
that it is possible to predict the formation of total profit based on total
income and total costs in the business of real economy companies on the
one hand, and on the other hand that predicting future profit is even more
reliable in the business of health institutions that are opted for joint
financial investments with companies from the real economy.
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