EVOLUTION OF ECONOMIC STRUCTURES IN THE CONTEXT OF NEW SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
ЭВОЛЮЦИЯ ХОЗЯЙСТВУЮЩИХ СТРУКТУР В УСЛОВИЯХ НОВОГО СОЦИАЛЬНОГО РАЗВИТИЯ
Andrey N. Kozlov (Козлов А.Н.)
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Andrey N. Kozlov (Козлов А.Н.): Southern Federal University
State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2022, vol. 2, 91-97
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The article examines the essence of economic structures in the period of modern application of socio-economic influence on the sustainability of economic development. The formation of the company's strategic direction towards a new socio-economic situation determines the conditionality of the relationship between the socio-market perceptions of modern economic reality. In the conditions of new social development, the essence of the subject of economic activity is considered in the priority direction of the functional use of social production resources. The impact of the new social development of companies is shown, in the context of a certain industrial, organizational, legal situation, in which promising projects for their activities are revealed within the framework of a socio-market approach.
Keywords: subject of economic activity; socio-economic policy; intensification; social market economy; social entrepreneurship; state and social priorities; economic structures; entrepreneurial potential (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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