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Information × Registration Number 0220U101706, 0117U003051 , R & D reports Title The spatial development in terms of European integration popup.stage_title Head Tkachuk Olga M., Доктор економічних наук Registration Date 18-02-2020 Organization Vinnytsia Institute of Trade and Economics of Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics popup.description2  Space as a definition can be represented in a numerical dimension: enterprises, their totality, region, totality of states, the European Union, the continent, may also be a small community of entrepreneurs, employees, even a group of students in the audience. We consider spatial development based on business processes that begin and take place in society. The study uses leading international experience in the construction of modern spatial systems, taking into account the peculiarities of current problems and subjective views on their solution. In the English sense, business is used in such meanings as entrepreneurship, profession, business, business, transactions, business, companies, sources of profit, commerce, trade and more. Entrepreneurship in spatial development in the context of Eurointegration includes those innovations that are not necessarily linked to profit. Thus, in the American sense, entrepreneurship is associated with the personality of the entrepreneur who creates a new business, realizing innovations and investing in new ideas at his own risk. It is innovative ideas that are the main levers of economic development of society, which is the subject of the presented research. Studying the international experience of creation, existence and prospects for the development of innovative entrepreneurship showed that it is the driving force of scientific and technological progress and the basis of economic prosperity of countries. A consistent analysis of the practice of global innovation shows that it is advisable to monitor the state of implementation of new business ideas in the Ukrainian economy. The mechanism for developing innovative processes and finding available resources that can be counted on in entrepreneurial activity also need a clear definition. Solving these problems is related to the conditions of use of well-known business ideas that have long been "working" in developed countries. Product Description popup.authors Harbar Viktor A. Kulhanik Oksana M. Nedbaliuk Oleksandr P. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close