Financial Interrelation of Price, Tax, Credit, and Costs in Competitive Market Development

Abstract

The presented article examines the financial relationship of price, tax, credit, and costs, which relates, first of all, to its interaction and formation, as well as the distribution of the net national income of society as a whole. Experience shows that an increase in prices can lead to a decrease in the amount of tax payments to the budget, and a decrease in prices can lead to an increase in the amount of receipts to the budget.