Planning Financial Flows for Public Institutions
Physical Sciences
Ana Ušpurienė
Vilniaus universitetas
Leonidas Sakalauskas
Šiaulių universitetas. Vilniaus universitetas.
Valerijonas Dumskis
Šiauliai University
Published 2016-11-23
https://doi.org/10.21277/jmd.v1i45.41
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Keywords

financial planning
financial management
two-stages stochastic programming
multi-stage stochastic programming
mixed-integer optimization

How to Cite

Ušpurienė, A., Sakalauskas, L. and Dumskis, V. (2016) “Planning Financial Flows for Public Institutions”, Jaunųjų mokslininkų darbai, 1(45), pp. 65–70. doi:10.21277/jmd.v1i45.41.

Abstract

The paper deals with planning financial flows for public institutions. The main financial management instruments have been described and multi-stage cost minimization models have been created. Constraints for financial instruments and their combinations are presented in the paper. The developed models were used to solve two-stage and multi-stage optimization of financial flows tasks at the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Šiauliai University. Mixed-integer programming algorithm was embeded in the developed model, CPLEX Studio software package was embeded for optimization. The results from two-stage and multi-stage tasks were compared.

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