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Abstract
This scientific article analyzes the main factors influencing the economic development of small enterprises using econometric modeling methods. The study evaluates the impact of investment volume, credit resources, employment level, tax burden, and infrastructure development on small business activity based on a regression model. Econometric approaches are used to determine the relationships between variables and the degree of their influence on outcome indicators. The results of the study contribute to the development of effective economic policy measures aimed at accelerating the development of small enterprises. Scientific literature also emphasizes that small business development depends on multiple economic and institutional factors, and that regression and other econometric methods provide reliable results for their assessment.