According to the World Trade Organization (WTO headquarter in  New York, US) and the International Trade Center (ITC)  for the first quarter of 2024, the automotive industry accounts for 23.41 percent of the GDP of industrially developed countries (in particular, the United States, the European Union, and the countries of Northeast Asia), and its turnover is estimated at $ 24.8 billion. This value is very close to the profit indicator ($ 33.8 billion), and according to Keynesian economics, such situations observed in the financial sector reveal aspects of the issues of increasing the efficiency of working capital in the automotive industry. This article discusses the issue of working capital in specialized enterprises in the automotive industry.

Keynesian economy, automative industry, amortization, working capital, transformation in economy, diversification, qualification, environmental oof transport in economy, productivity, efficiency.

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