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Providing small and medium-sized business with human capital: the role of the state and support measures


Oksana Shulaeva
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Shulaeva Oksana Vyacheslavovna – Postgraduate, Senior Lecturer of the Chair of Economics and Investment, Moscow State University of Economics, Statistics and Informatics

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 9 / September, 2014



Keywords: competencies, ecosystem of skills development, foreign experience, human capital, human resources, innovations, investment, knowledge economy, qualifications, skills, small and medium-sized enterprises, state support


Citation:
Oksana Shulaeva (2014). Providing small and medium-sized business with human capital: the role of the state and support measures. Creative Economy, 8(9), 54-69. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/1295


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Abstract:

An analysis of various programs is conducted based on the study of foreign experience of supporting small and medium-sized business, and conclusion on the need for using the concept of ecosystem of skills development as a system-forming for organization of state support to ensure human capital for SMEs is made. It has been established that the role of government in this process is paramount, providing institutional conditions and political context of the formation and operation of such a system.







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