Formation of partnership between business and government in the context of business formation in Ukraine
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.51188Keywords:
government, business, partner interaction, economic culture, social management, Ukrainian societyAbstract
The philosophical aspects of mutual coverage of business and government in the context of Ukrainian reality are revealed in the article. The basic models of interaction between business and the state are pluralistic and neo-corporative models. The pluralist model is characterized for activities of the state in the interests of the business class and neo-corporative model implies for the authorities an opportunity to support and strengthen individual businesses, making them authorized representatives of their interests
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