Economic management and liquidity of a company listed on the Lima Stock Exchange (LSE)

Abstract

In order to make good decisions in the company, executives must know the reality of their company and the needs that each area has, as this allows them to adequately plan their budget and allocate sufficient economic resources for the performance of their functions. The main objective was to determine the relationship between economic management and liquidity of a company listed on the LSE from 2017 to 2021. In addition, it was considered to use a basic quantitative approach, with a descriptive correlative level, with a longitudinal design, with the population and sample composed of the company's consolidated financial data in the 2017-2021 study. The findings revealed that inventory turnover achieved a p-value of less than 0.05 with the three liquidity dimensions; additionally, a Pearson of 0.883 was obtained with working capital. This allows us to conclude that if an organization is able to maximize its value through proper planning that takes into account the real needs of the organization and moves towards recognizing the economic risks that can cause liquidity problems, then efficiency in business management is achieved.