Economic sustainability refers to a variety of tactics that allow for the most efficient use of the resources already at hand. The goal is to encourage the effective, responsible, and likely to result in long-term benefits utilization of such resources. In the case of a company operation, it entails using resources in a way that ensures the enterprise keeps running for a period of years while reliably generating profits.

In the majority of cases, the economic sustainability indicator is expressed in monetary terms. It is usual practice to express the value of resources and assets in monetary terms as well as to calculate the amount of return brought about by their effective usage. The goal is to identify areas of the operation where resources are not being used as effectively as possible and take action to fix the problem. In addition, the operation’s suggested adjustments are taken into account in terms of their overall impact on the production flow, allowing for the possibility of addressing any potential issues later on in the process before the changes are actually implemented.  To do this, one must employ a technique known as cross-sectoral coordination, which entails determining the effect that modifications made in …