ORGANIZATIONAL AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS FOR SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AS A KEY DIRECTION OF ECONOMIC POLICY
Keywords:
small business, economic policy, organizational and legal framework, entrepreneurship, institutional support, regulatory environment, property rights, digitalization, sustainable economic growth.Abstract
This thesis examines the organizational and legal frameworks for small business development as a key direction of economic policy. It analyzes the role of regulatory stability, institutional support, property rights protection, access to finance, and administrative simplification in promoting entrepreneurship and sustainable economic growth. Particular attention is given to the challenges arising from regulatory uncertainty, administrative barriers, limited financial resources, and unequal competitive conditions. The study emphasizes the importance of coordinating legal reforms with institutional modernization and digital transformation. Practical recommendations are proposed to improve the business environment, strengthen entrepreneurial resilience, and enhance the long-term competitiveness of small enterprises.
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