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the asset trade rather than in the assets' capacity to
generate income.
3 CONCLUSIONS
• The possibilities for the application of the
logistic models in solving the economic
problems provide the opportunity to study the
formation of the financial bubbles.
• The practical modeling of the economic
bubbles allows to understand the assumptions
for the formation of the fragile economic
situations. Experts in economics should
improve their qualification by developing new
competences in the market estimation.
• The explored example of the logistic or
limited model should help to work out the
effective means for the prediction of the
economic situations.
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