Transformation of the legislative and regulatory framework for ensuring the competitiveness of construction enterprises

The relevance of the research is determined by the insufficient level of scientific validity of theexisting legislative and regulatory framework of the competitiveness of construction enterpriseswithout taking into account the state of the domestic construction industry in war conditions and theneed for its improvement in the process of reconstruction and development of the national economyon the basis of an innovative development model, taking into account the positive components of theexperience of developed countries, and especially the EU.The aim of the article is to clarify the positive components and problems existing on the basisof the analysis and synthesis of the domestic and foreign legislative and regulatory framework forthe reproduction of construction enterprises, to determine the priority directions for improvingthe competitiveness of construction enterprises, to compare and confirm commitment to the improvementof the domestic legislative and regulatory framework of the construction sector throughharmonization to the laws and regulations of the countries of the European Union.Methods of the research: general scientific and special methods of economic research, inparticular: dialectical, structural–logical, analysis and synthesis, statistical, and others were used inthe process of writing the article.The results of the work: the positive aspects of the legislative and regulatory framework forimproving the competitiveness of construction enterprises were determined on the basis of thesystemic situational approach and the main directions of their further development were substantiated,taking into account the positive experience of the countries of the European Union.Field of application of results. The results of the study can be used in the process of improvingthe legislative and regulatory framework regarding the increase in the competitiveness of domesticconstruction enterprises in the context of reconstruction based on an innovative development model.Conclusions. The analysis and synthesis of the current state of the legislative and regulatoryframework of the competitiveness of construction enterprises shows both positive and certain negativeaspects, which restrains the development of the competitiveness of construction enterprises. It isnecessary to activate the research of both theoretical and methodological and practical aspects of thisproblem on the basis of the principles of the school of neoclassical synthesis, solving reconstructiontasks taking into account the best experience of foreign countries and especially the EU.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15109112
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Transformation of the legislative and regulatory framework for ensuring the competitiveness of construction enterprises

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Transformation of the legislative and regulatory framework for ensuring the competitiveness of construction enterprises

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Abstract

The relevance of the research is determined by the insufficient level of scientific validity of theexisting legislative and regulatory framework of the competitiveness of construction enterpriseswithout taking into account the state of the domestic construction industry in war conditions and theneed for its improvement in the process of reconstruction and development of the national economyon the basis of an innovative development model, taking into account the positive components of theexperience of developed countries, and especially the EU.The aim of the article is to clarify the positive components and problems existing on the basisof the analysis and synthesis of the domestic and foreign legislative and regulatory framework forthe reproduction of construction enterprises, to determine the priority directions for improvingthe competitiveness of construction enterprises, to compare and confirm commitment to the improvementof the domestic legislative and regulatory framework of the construction sector throughharmonization to the laws and regulations of the countries of the European Union.Methods of the research: general scientific and special methods of economic research, inparticular: dialectical, structural–logical, analysis and synthesis, statistical, and others were used inthe process of writing the article.The results of the work: the positive aspects of the legislative and regulatory framework forimproving the competitiveness of construction enterprises were determined on the basis of thesystemic situational approach and the main directions of their further development were substantiated,taking into account the positive experience of the countries of the European Union.Field of application of results. The results of the study can be used in the process of improvingthe legislative and regulatory framework regarding the increase in the competitiveness of domesticconstruction enterprises in the context of reconstruction based on an innovative development model.Conclusions. The analysis and synthesis of the current state of the legislative and regulatoryframework of the competitiveness of construction enterprises shows both positive and certain negativeaspects, which restrains the development of the competitiveness of construction enterprises. It isnecessary to activate the research of both theoretical and methodological and practical aspects of thisproblem on the basis of the principles of the school of neoclassical synthesis, solving reconstructiontasks taking into account the best experience of foreign countries and especially the EU.

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