Growth Points Of Regions In The Development Of Small Business And Private Entrepreneurship

Abstract

The article is devoted to the issues of assessing the impact of the administrative
regulation system on the development of private entrepreneurship, especially small and mediumsized
businesses. In particular, certain aspects of the negative impact of excessive state (municipal)
regulation on the quality of entrepreneurship development in the region are considered.
Considerable attention is paid to justifying the need to reduce the administrative burden on business
as a factor contributing to the emergence of business structures from the shadows, which will give
additional impetus to the development of small and medium-sized businesses in the region. During
the presentation of the material, the need to reformat the work of regional authorities is argued based
on the development of motivational mechanisms to stimulate the activities of officials aimed at
reducing administrative pressure on business. A new approach to planning activities for the
development of small and medium-sized businesses in the region is proposed, justifying the need
for appropriate institutional changes.