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Журнал «Интернаука» № 6 (<strong>40</strong>), 2018 г.<br />
parliament, turns into a turning point in the<br />
implementation of the necessary state policy and<br />
purposefully coordinated measures in the field of<br />
entrepreneurship on one hand and on the other hand,<br />
this legal document proves that the state measures for<br />
the development of small entrepreneurship are one of<br />
the main directions of the economic policy of the<br />
Azerbaijani state, leaving the framework of the activity<br />
of this or that state body. Today, entrepreneurial activity<br />
in the Republic of Azerbaijan, including its regions, is<br />
based on the relevant legislative framework, which<br />
focuses on the solution of financial problems of<br />
entrepreneurs, increase of state financial assistance to<br />
entrepreneurship, simplification of business start-up<br />
terms, improving the business environment in the<br />
country, and, ultimately, according to which the<br />
constant improvement of entrepreneurship in the<br />
republic is ensured in a dynamic and rapid development.<br />
In this regard, decrees and resolutions given by the<br />
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan in particular,,<br />
"On Additional Measures in the Field of Public<br />
Financial Support to Entrepreneurship" (March 1,<br />
2005), "On the Rules of Using the National Fund for<br />
Entrepreneurship Support" (December 28, 2006) (April<br />
30, 2007), "On Measures to Ensure the Organization of<br />
Entrepreneurship Activity by One Window" (October<br />
25, 2007) and others are of great importance. State<br />
Programs for Socio-Economic Development of the<br />
Regions of the Republic of Azerbaijan in 2004-2008<br />
and 2009-2013 prove that this sector of<br />
entrepreneurship is highly valued in the country's socioeconomic<br />
development strategy.<br />
The experience of countries with developed and<br />
transformation economies to encourage<br />
entrepreneurship shows that there are a number of<br />
common areas that are the same for all countries. For<br />
this purpose, state prepares complex programs for stateowned<br />
purposes, carries out its resource provision and<br />
uses such economic methods and means like legislative,<br />
tax, customs, credit, state order, subsidies, prizes,<br />
guarantees, information, marketing, regulation of the<br />
financial market and bankruptcy. As the market<br />
relations develop, forms and trends of state regulation of<br />
the economy also change, primarily direct and<br />
administrative, and later economic and indirect<br />
regulation. In each country, however, this policy is<br />
shaped by the influence of a number of factors,<br />
primarily it includes the level of market relations,<br />
realistic experience in the field of entrepreneurship, the<br />
degree of ownership of the country's economic life, the<br />
state of the country's economic resources, the direction<br />
of economic reforms, etc.<br />
In a number of countries where market relations<br />
exist, in order to maintain positions in the market by<br />
state-owned enterprises state acts as a buyer of some of<br />
their products, returning a portion of their economic<br />
activity costs. One of the most important areas of<br />
entrepreneurship stimulation is the provision of various<br />
economic assistance to the priority directions of<br />
business activity for each specific period. Hence, these<br />
directions should be predetermined by the state and<br />
include specific areas of economic activity, economic<br />
regions, goods and services that need to be developed<br />
for a specific period of time.<br />
Research shows that small and medium-sized<br />
entrepreneurs should be organized on the basis of added<br />
values that can give priority to government support for<br />
entrepreneurship in the new stage of development of the<br />
country's economy. Small businesses operate in<br />
complex market conditions and risk situations, so the<br />
sustainability of their activities often depends on the<br />
level and forms of government support. Finally,<br />
government support for small businesses, in their<br />
operating conditions, balances medium and large<br />
enterprises' business environment, by ensuring equal<br />
working conditions for each of them. Practice shows<br />
that in the early days of such corporations, financial<br />
assistance provided by the government such as tax,<br />
credit go parallel to non-financial aids, and sometimes<br />
overcome them. In addition, as the enterprise's level of<br />
competitiveness and its position in the market increases<br />
non-financial aid goes to the fore. At present, in the<br />
developed market countries a number of tax incentives<br />
are imposed by the state for many economic entities that<br />
help small businesses as well as for small<br />
entrepreneurship assistance funds, investment and<br />
leasing companies, credit and insurance companies,<br />
leasing companies and others. Undoubtedly, this<br />
experience of world countries in tax policy should not<br />
be ignored.<br />
Another aspect of state support for small and<br />
medium enterprises is related to the increase in<br />
investment activity of business entities. In this case, the<br />
government's credit concessions should be applied to<br />
businesses that have a more effective and realistic<br />
market prospect, but which are characterized by a weak<br />
investment base, as well as those with insufficient<br />
funding. Research shows that the dynamics of the<br />
development of small and medium-sized businesses in<br />
Azerbaijan's economy has increased slightly in recent<br />
years, but has not reached an optimal level. Naturally,<br />
according to the agility and measurement criteria, small<br />
entrepreneurship entities act on a positive scale along<br />
with the promotion of the economic environment, but<br />
this tendency is unequivocally proportionate to all<br />
sectors of the economy. Research shows that small<br />
businesses are rapidly developing in trade and public<br />
catering services. In terms of innovation capabilities,<br />
small entrepreneurship subjects have no high potential,<br />
but the importance of these economic entities should be<br />
highlighted in terms of their contribution to<br />
employment.<br />
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