Elaboration and development of youth policy and youth entrepreneurship in Russia are described in the article. In particular, the problems of regulatory support of youth policy and youth entrepreneurship, as well as the delimitation of powers of the bodies responsible for youth policy and institutions supporting entrepreneurship, are disclosed. The experience of state regulation of youth policy in Germany is presented. Based on Russian practice and German experience, the directions of development of youth policy and youth entrepreneurship in the Russian Federation are formulated.
Мальцева Ольга Викторовна
Южно-Российский институт управления – филиал Российской академии народного хозяйства и государственной службы при Президенте РФ
Publications of the author
In the journalp. 76-81
INTERACTION OF THE STATE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: WORLD AND DOMESTIC EXPERIENCE
О.Ю. Гончарова, О.В. Мальцева, Г. Сросляк, Г.В. Трофимов
The article analyzes the evolution and features of the modern stage of development of the social responsibility of entrepreneurship abroad, as well as the role of the state in this process, reveals the specifics of the social responsibility of Russian entrepreneurship. The most important reasons for the insufficient development of the social responsibility of modern domestic entrepreneurship are identified. The possibility and necessity of changing the situation through increasing the efficiency of state regulation of the development of entrepreneurship, developing public-private partnerships, activating public associations, and developing social partnership relations are substantiated.
The article identified administrative barriers adversely affecting the development of competitive relations of market actors at the municipal level, and identified ways of overcoming them.
Published: 15 February 2014
The article considers the practice of antitrust regulation in the Russian economy and the prospects for efficiency improving of instruments of antitrust regulation.
