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Abstract
The article addresses the evaluation of resource provision efficiency and the determination of intensive development trajectories in industrial enterprises. Unlike traditional approaches, the study utilizes a two-row vector matrix evaluation model that distinguishes between the shares of extensive and intensive factors in economic growth. The analysis highlights systemic differences between resource expansion (extensive growth) and achieving high output through modernization and labor productivity enhancement (intensive growth). Concurrently, the study formulates practical recommendations focused on transitioning enterprises toward an intensive growth strategy, implementing industrial digitalization (ERP systems), and improving cost center control systems.