Theoretical Foundations of Selected Economic Approaches to The Development of Entrepreneurial Entities
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https://doi.org/10.55640/jme-05-06-03Keywords:
Entrepreneurial entities, economic approach, economic objectivesAbstract
The development of entrepreneurial activity constitutes a critical driver of sustainable economic performance and structural transformation within the national economy. Over time, this subject has been investigated through a variety of theoretical lenses, shaped by differing temporal and regional contexts. In the present stage, there is a pressing need for the systematic classification, typological differentiation, and sectoral analysis of entrepreneurial entities, taking into account current socio-economic conditions and practical outcomes. Such a comprehensive approach not only enhances the effectiveness of policy interventions but also contributes to fostering sustainable economic growth, increasing employment levels, and stimulating foreign trade activities.
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