Public Law Regulation of Entrepreneurial Activity as a Factor in Ensuring Economic Security

Abstract

The subject of the study is the state of public law regulation of entrepreneurial activity in the context of ensuring economic security. The study aimed to examine and characterize the relationship between the public law regu-lation of entrepreneurial activity and state policy in the field of ensuring economic security. The article exam-ines approaches to understanding economic security and identifies the connections between individual charac-teristics of entrepreneurial activity and economic security. The author pays special attention to distinguishing between constructive and destructive entrepreneurial activity from the perspective of the threats enshrined in the Economic Security Strategy, as well as to the relationship between unlawful, illegal, and destructive entre-preneurship. Based on the findings of the study, it is concluded that under modern conditions, entrepreneurship serves as a key driver of economic development. It is capable of the integrated utilization of favorable devel-opment factors for the Russian economy’s growth and realizing its industrial potential, thereby not only ensur-ing the economic success of individual entities but also contributing to the achievement of state policy objec-tives in the field of economic security. To improve public law regulation in the context of ensuring economic security, the author proposes a substantive adjustment to the legal definition of economic security and formu-lates additional threats to economic security, as well as directions and objectives of state policy in this area.