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The article considers the impact of technological innovations, new knowledge and dimensions of extraterritorial branching and decentralization of relations in the international economy on the development of small and medium enterprises in Ukraine. The urgency of the topic is due to the need to move to a new technological regime and modify political, social, technological and economic catalysts that raise Ukraine's task of rapid adaptation to global structural changes, in which digitalization is a key megatrend. The issue of stimulating the business sector in the context of «digital inequality» within the state is one of the global threats to economic growth in the information age, which leads to the accumulation of critical risks for the national business sector. The object of research is the development of small and medium business in the need for state incentives for the integration of information technology in all areas of entrepreneurship, as a driver of economic growth, economic and social reforms, investing in digital technology to streamline public services, reduce corruption, increasing the transparency of state supervision and control, promoting the development of digital business skills and increasing competition, which weakens the level of concentration of monopolies in the market, building a network of roads and infrastructure. The aim of the study is to identify key trends in business development, public policy priorities to accelerate digital transformation to support entrepreneurship in Ukraine and areas of implementation of information technology in all areas of business and public relations. Research methodology involves the use of methods of empirical research (observation, comparison, description), theoretical knowledge (formalization) and general research methods (analysis, systems approach, statistical methods). The practical results of the study should be considered to determine the current priorities of public policy to accelerate digital transformations to support entrepreneurship in ...

The article considers the impact of the COVID–19 coronavirus pandemic on the development of small and medium enterprises of Ukraine, which suffer significant losses, which plays a crucial role in the accumulation of crisis processes in the country's economy, threatens the continuation of certain businesses. The urgency of the topic is due to the need to analyze the features of the business environment in order to make decisions for the formation of mechanisms for implementing the strategy of entrepreneurship as a result of public policy measures. The issue of stimulating the business sector in the context of maintaining quarantine restrictions against the background of stagnation of the national and world economies, leads to the accumulation of critical risks for the national business sector. The sharp contraction of small and medium–sized enterprises in Ukraine can have devastating consequences for the national economy: deepening GDP decline and macroeconomic imbalances, destabilizing the financial system due to probable defaults, rising unemployment, accumulation of receivables and payables. The object of study is the development of small and medium–sized businesses in a pandemic COVID–19. The aim of the study is to identify priorities for support and development of entrepreneurship in Ukraine to accelerate recovery in the context of the coronary crisis. The research methodology involves the use of methods of empirical research (observation, comparison, description), theoretical knowledge (formalization) and general research methods (analysis, systematic approach, statistical methods). The practical results of the study should be considered to determine the current priorities of support and development of entrepreneurship in a coronary crisis. Field of application of results: the environment of business development. In conclusion, the article proposes to implement measures to reduce government interference in the functioning of economic entities, ensure the systematic eradication of corrupt behavior, expand ...