Model of the Estimation of the Limit Efficiency of Integrating Taking into Account the Globalization Process

The authors consider the limits of the efficiency of integration of enterprises in the framework of globalization and of the variety of economic relations of producers in the modern market. Integration processes are typical for a market economy that seeks to minimize costs to maximize profits. The authors present the characteristics of the integration with regard to its determination into property. Also the characteristic of globalization, on essence and the contents similar to integration is given. The authors consider the factors of integration in the global world, the impact of which limits the growth of integrated systems, regardless of whether they are built within a single enterprise or within other different economic entities, including interstate integration. The authors believe that the limit values characterize the process of integration, including the dynamics of marginal utility and the dynamics of decreasing productivity are equally applicable to describe the models of integration growth. On the basis of the Gauss model and the theory of fuzzy sets, a model of the marginal efficiency of integration with the construction of the author’s model for assessing the consequences of integration growth that are not comparable in physical units is proposed. The authors show the optimal point of integration in the context of globalization and a model for assessing the degree of monopolization of the company as a negative result of integration.