Adaptation of the model of investment relationships for the purposes of managing investment interactions in terms of risks of ensuring economic security

This article discusses the problem of adapting the model of investment relationships in terms of the risks of ensuring economic security. The main approaches to the analysis of investment relationships at the level of macro- and microeconomics are revealed. The shortcomings and problems of investment development managing at the regional and municipal levels are shown. An approach of taking into account non-economic interests and strategic changes in business processes in the model of investment relationships between costs and results is proposed. The possibility of both industry-specific and territorial interdependencies of investments based on the calculation of the cross propulsion coefficient in the investment balance is determined. The focus on autonomous and generated by the investment behavior of other subjects of the scarlet business in the context of suppliers, consumers and competitors is studied. The necessity of taking into account the risks of ensuring economic security in the model is determined. The directions of classification and research of interests and business processes of small businesses, as well as their introduction into the econometric model of investment interactions are discussed. The content of the system of investment coefficients at the industry level is revealed.