Factor analysis of the functioning of small business and its development prospects under sanctions

Antyushin, M. V.; Гуськова, Ирина Владимировна; Serebrovskaya, N. E.

doi:10.24182/2073-9885-2022-15-2-35-43

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“…A critical analysis of the published literature on research issues reveals the main reasons why entrepreneurs cannot take advantage of measures to support businesses by public authorities in the context of foreign economic sanctions. Thus, according to [11,12], the main reasons include poor awareness of support instruments, mistrust, insufficient amount of financial assistance offered, uncertainty about the future and the effectiveness of the state policy in the field of economy [13,14] also identify the following reasons: insufficient understanding of support programs, long preparation of the necessary package of documents for obtaining support, complex and confusing reporting after receiving support.…”

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Regional business management in the context of foreign economic sanctions: online survey methodology

Korobov¹,

Epinina²,

Usacheva³

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The purpose of the study is to justify and prove the feasibility of taking regional measures to support small and medium-sized businesses by public authorities under current conditions of foreign economic sanctions. Based on the online survey methodology by the example of Volgograd region, the following problems and risks were identified which include: problems and risks for business entities in the region under sanctions pressure; the level of awareness of small and medium-sized businesses about the measures of state support; the level of satisfaction of small and medium-sized businesses with state support measures; the effectiveness of government support measures for business in the region under sanctions pressure. The study resulted in a comprehensive analytical insight. As small and medium-sized enterprises face various problems in the current conditions of foreign economic sanctions, therefore it is necessary to improve and develop (in view of successful experience of other regions) regional measures to support small and medium-sized businesses by public authorities. Particularly, this concerns maintaining reduced tax rates and rates for microfinance programs. A set of priority areas for leveling the main reasons why entrepreneurs cannot take advantage of measures to support business by public authorities in the context of foreign economic sanctions is proposed by the authors. The scientific novelty of the article is due to the rationale for prioritizing the use of regional support measures based on the methods of economic statistics to support small and medium-sized businesses by public authorities aimed at the development of financial (material) and information resources of business entities in the current conditions of foreign economic sanctions.

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confidence: 99%

Regional business management in the context of foreign economic sanctions: online survey methodology

Korobov¹,

Epinina²,

Usacheva³

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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RETRACTED: Assessment of the effectiveness of state support of small and medium-sized enterprises

Korobov,

Epinina,

Usacheva

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The authors have developed a five-stage methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of state support of small and medium-sized enterprises within a region, particularly in the context of foreign economic sanctions. This methodology is based on the research conducted by Russian economist O.V. Inshakov, who has proposed a new theory of production factors. The assessment indicators are categorized into 7 blocks, with the first two focusing on expenditure, specifically the amount of subsidy from the federal budget to co-finance expenditure obligations of regions related to the implementation of regional projects under federal initiatives such as «Acceleration of small and medium-sized enterprises» and «Popularization of entrepreneurship». The remaining 5 blocks assess the outcomes of public authorities’ efforts in regulating and supporting of small and medium-sized enterprises within regions affected by foreign economic sanctions. Testing of this methodology in the Southern Federal District revealed that while state support has increased in some regions in the short term, the efficiency of small and medium-sized enterprises has decreased, or in some cases, experienced rapid growth. Overall, state financial support for small and medium-sized enterprises affected by sanctions can serve as a vital tool in mitigating negative effects and stimulating business development. However, the effectiveness of such support relies on careful planning, transparency, and efficient resource allocation.

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Resource and factor support for the competitive functioning of small and medium-sized enterprises: The potential of the cognitive approach

Korobov,

Epinina,

Moseyko

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The study aims to substantiate and prove the feasibility of the cognitive approach in determining the role and impact of available resources to ensure the competitive functioning of small and medium-sized businesses. The authors have developed a toolkit for implementing the competitive functioning of small and medium enterprises through resource and factor support within the framework of the cognitive approach, acting as a methodological basis and applied in the implementation of expert analysis, designated as a methodological basis. Based on the concept of managerial roles of I. Adizes, the authors defined the functional qualities of competitive management of small and medium-sized enterprises, expressed through four functional indicators: production of results, administration of activities, proactive and creative development, and integration of internal and external environment. Under the theory of production factors of O.V. Inshakov, C. Hofer, the authors substantiated the content of eight resources of management of small and medium entrepreneurship: human, technical, material, organizational, information, institutional, financial, reputation. The article’s scientific novelty lies in combining the concept of managerial roles with the resource-factor approach and applying the cognitive approach to determine the degree of resource participation in ensuring the competitive functioning of small and medium-sized businesses.

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Factor analysis of the functioning of small business and its development prospects under sanctions

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

Regional business management in the context of foreign economic sanctions: online survey methodology

Regional business management in the context of foreign economic sanctions: online survey methodology

RETRACTED: Assessment of the effectiveness of state support of small and medium-sized enterprises

Resource and factor support for the competitive functioning of small and medium-sized enterprises: The potential of the cognitive approach

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