PRINCIPLES OF STATE IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND INVESTMENT AREA

Vylhin Eugene A.
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Management, 2015, vol. 8, issue 3-4, 237-244

Abstract: The analysis of interaction between enterprises and the state in the process of investment and construction activities and determined that the company and the state must consider and comply with the principles of economic interaction in the market environment: economic freedom, where freedom of choice of enterprises complemented freedom of choice of the state as a business partner and authority; mutual benefit in the implementation of joint projects and programs; coordination of private and public interests in order to ensure economic growth and improved quality of life. The above principles enable to critically assess the possibility of their main forms and models that reflect the interaction between enterprises and the state. Study of the legal framework and effective practice of state participation in economic processes makes it possible to justify an active model of economic interaction between enterprises and the state, based on increasing business activity in construction and economic activity of the state. Terms awareness and implementation of the model of interaction are: social market economy; regulated market; choice of effective ownership; take account of globalization of the economy. Enterprises and the state should jointly resolve issues and coordinate goal-setting, ensuring the availability of resources, human and material reproduction of capital, balance of micro, meso and macro processes. These issues need to display models and practical implementation in the adjustment of economic and social reforms.

Keywords: Public administration; interaction and state enterprises; principles; investment and construction activities (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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