IMPERATIVES OF THE BUSINESS ENTITY IN THE SYSTEMIC RESTRUCTURING OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC POLICY

ИМПЕРАТИВЫ ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСКОГО СУБЪЕКТА ПРИ СИСТЕМНОМ ПЕРЕУСТРОЙСТВЕ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ПОЛИТИКИ

Kozlov Andrey (Козлов А.Н.)
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Kozlov Andrey (Козлов А.Н.): Southern Federal University

State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2020, vol. 3, 131-136

Abstract: The article deals with modern problems of the business entity in the conditions of restructuring of socioeconomic policy. The economic imperative as a factor of transformation of the new socio-economic development makes it possible for the business entity to quickly interact with other participants in economic cooperation to solve problems of a socio-economic nature. The functional change of the business entity in the structure of the state socio-economic policy is determined by the development of interrelations of the organizational and economic vector. It shows the strengthening of the socio-economic influence of state structures on the activities of an entrepreneurial entity in the specifics of the domestic socio-economic transformation of society.

Keywords: socio-economic relations; business entity; socialization of entrepreneurship; socio-economic policy; state structure; business community; social responsibility; socio-economic interests; business environment. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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