IMPROVEMENT OF MECHANISMS FOR EXPANDING THE ACCESS OF SMALL BUSINESSES TO FOREIGN MARKETS

Abstract

This article comprehensively analyzes the issues of improving the mechanisms for expanding the access of small businesses to foreign markets. In the research process, the institutional, organizational-economic, and financial mechanisms for increasing the export potential of small businesses in the context of globalization, strengthening the level of adaptation to the requirements of the international market, and ensuring competitiveness are highlighted. Special attention is also paid to the development of export infrastructure, increasing the effectiveness of state support tools, and improving information and consulting services for small exporting enterprises. As a result of the research, existing problems in the entry of small business entities into foreign markets were identified, and practical proposals and recommendations aimed at their elimination were developed. These proposals serve to activate the export activities of small businesses, expand opportunities for entering new foreign markets, and contribute to the sustainable development of the national economy