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Author’s Concept of Theoretical Justification Areas of Counter-terrorism. Economical based Logical-mathematical Models

Table 2:

ASSETS LIABILITIES
I. System forming assets III. System forming liabilities
1. Intangible assets1.1. interstate cooperation1.2. Interaction supporters of the ideology within states1.3. Ideology1.4. Technologies1.5. Control system1.6. Other2. Tangible assets2.1. Market of terror and other special means2.2. Affiliated businesses2.3. Affiliated financial sector2.4. Potential participants2.5. Schools and base2.6. Ideological centers2.7. Loyal people2.8. Other 1. Ideological commitments2. The business interest3. The political interest4. Targeted financing5. Other
IV. Long-term liabilities
1. External liabilities1.1. Credits and loans1.2. Other2. Internal liabilities2.1. Credits and loans2.2. Other
V. Short-term liabilities
1. External liabilities1.1. Credits and loans1.2. Other2. Internal liabilities2.1. Credits and loans2.2. Accounts payable2.3. Other
II. Current assets
1. Affiliated representatives of small and medium businesses2. Current infrastructure3. Other
Total ASSETS Total LIABILITIES
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