Entrepreneurship development management in the context of economic security

Abstract

The article investigates theoretical and methodological approaches and practical aspects of functioning and management of socioeconomic systems in modern economic conditions, develops an economic and mathematical model of economic security of business entities in conditions of risk and uncertainty, substantiates the development of Ukrainian entrepreneurship in the context of European integration challenges. The main objectives of this study are: to identify factors influencing the management of business development and the formation of economic security; study of the essence of economic security based on systematization of threats on various classification signs and definition of characteristic signs of its achievement for the realization of the further scientific developments in this direction. The problem of ensuring the development of entrepreneurship in the context of a sufficient level of economic security and the formation of favorable conditions for innovative development of enterprises today requires an adequate and timely solution and is extremely relevant. The author's definition of economic security of the enterprise is formulated, which means such a level of development of its capacities and potential that allows achieving a state of protection from internal and external economic threats in conditions of instability of the national economy. The main functional components of economic security at the level of management of a modern enterprise are highlighted. Attention is paid to the main problems of business development management in the context of economic security. The factors of development influencing economic security in the conditions of competition are formed. Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Khalatur, S., Masiuk, Y., Kachula, S., Brovko, L., Karamushka, O., Shramko, I. 2021. Entrepreneurship development management in the context of economic security. Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues, 9(1), 558-573.