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Educational organizations as institutional forms of entrepreneurship development

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  • Zaytseva, A. S.

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The relevant task facing modern society is business development as bases of economic stability. It's possible through formation of enterprise thinking and enterprise competences in economics. Business knowledge for own development seeks to use increasing number of people now. The purpose of the research is identification of a role of the educational organizations in formation of enterprise thinking and increase in enterprise activity in society. Being structural elements of institutional business infrastructure, the educational organizations increase quality of enterprise ecosystem. It occurs due to expanded reproduction academic and business knowledge. Some general scientific and special methods were used by the author for the solution of the objectives (method of the system analysis, method of the retrospective analysis, methods of statistical inspection). Empirical materials are received as a result of the questioning of students of higher educational institutions. The research of potential enterprise activity is executed by the author. As a result of a research the model of formation of enterprise competences was offered. The model includes the main and additional programs of business education based on modern information and educational technologies.

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  • Zaytseva, A. S., 2019. "Educational organizations as institutional forms of entrepreneurship development," Journal of Modern Competition, Synergy University, vol. 13(1), pages 106-119.
    • Handle: RePEc:snr:mdrcmp:v:13:y:2019:i:1:p:106-119
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