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Mainstream views represent the economy as an economy of private enterprise (or a free market economy, or capitalism). It is currently the predominant method of organizing the economy for the production of goods and services. In the current economic system, production is carried out by enterprises owned by individuals, and decisions are made based on the benefits of the owners of this enterprise. The distribution of resources in the economy is decentralized, since they are located between a large number of markets for goods and services. The market must synchronize the actions of the enterprises-sellers and buyers, establishing a balance between the volume of output and the price. From this point of view, the economic security of the enterprise lies in the guaranteed receipt of income that satisfies, first of all, the owner. But each enterprise acts on the market not only as a seller, but also as a buyer. Therefore, its existence, i.e. security, depends on other sellers as well. Therefore, acting as both a seller and a buyer, an enterprise can ensure its security through the efficient use of the property at its disposal.