Entrepreneurship plays one of the central roles in the formation of the modern economy, providing appropriate quality and effectiveness of management decisions, a certain stability in development, increasing flexibility and adapting the national economy to external conditions, contributing to the diversification of the country's economic system through the development and implementation of innovative technologies. In the context of the transformation of the traditional economy, entrepreneurship becomes a subject not so much of economic as of social relations. Therefore, the interaction of business structures and the state takes on a consolidating character and is a combination of formal and informal principles, tools and institutions that ensure proper management decisions, coordination, implementation of joint strategic goals and the development of transparency. An analysis of international experience in partnership between the state and the business sector on the path to the transition to a new type of economy allows us to structure their cooperation in three areas. The first is functional, implying the establishment and development of interaction in areas that determine access to factors of production and markets. The second is industry-specific, interpreted as the development of joint measures and programs to improve the business climate and remove constraining barriers in specific sectors of the economy. And the third is regional, which includes the formation of development plans for individual production clusters.
The social efficiency of managerial decisions, the social climate, the stability and openness of the economy depend on the activity and effectiveness of cooperation between state institutions and the business sector, and the importance of public goods is expanding . This is especially evident in the fields of education, science and culture. Creating a modern legal framework for entrepreneurial initiative is a paramount state task in connection with the rapid expansion of new sources of information, communication tools and intellectualization of economic relations and other factors that determine the effectiveness of managerial decisions.
As the complexity of the tasks of economic development increases, the role of non-economic elements of the system increases. The control of society and the social responsibility of each force both entrepreneurs and state institutions to take into account public priorities when making decisions, to correlate the private interests and interests of the country.
The effectiveness of management decisions today is determined by the optimal, sustainable and harmonious balance of existing interests and income. The formation and development of a new paradigm of the economy forms not only generally accepted rules and norms, but defines such conditions for the interaction of entrepreneurship and the state that, on the one hand, establish responsibility for society, and on the other hand, allow society to regulate the effectiveness of management decisions by controlling all entities economic relations, including state institutions. The balance of duties and responsibilities is not in a stationary state, but dynamically changes in accordance with the evolution of society itself.
Modern studies in the field of social partnership indicate a stronger correlation between the success of the enterprise and its contribution to the social development of society. In addition, it can be argued that social responsibility in the modern economy becomes pragmatic. Despite the fact that charity events are not aimed at making a profit, their implementation contributes to the emergence of additional benefits: strengthening trust and reputation, stabilizing the business environment, creating a positive image of the company.