Organization of project activities based on the economic integration of the state and business

In modern rapidly changing conditions, every commercial organization strives to gain additional competitive advantages, increase profits and the volume of market share in its industry. Among one of the opportunities to increase the competitiveness of an organization, one can single out economic integration with the state, the use of which will make it possible to realize the positive aspects of the consolidation of economic systems. This integration will be formed on the basis of international and domestic experience, which will allow us to introduce a more effective form of unification. The peculiarity of the proposed integration is the partial unification of the financial, marketing, intellectual, investment and production components within the framework of the project. In terms of business structures, the main advantage may be that organizations will be able to maintain market positions through the integration of financial, intellectual, investment and production potentials. Also, a key feature for commercial organizations may be the possibility of obtaining state privileges, as well as other diverse assistance (consulting, marketing, consulting at the international level). On the part of the state, partial financing of projects can be a positive aspect of participation in economic integration with business. Currently, business to some extent participates in the implementation of national projects and programs at the regional and territorial level, which are projected onto public policy. An important aspect in uniting the state and interconnected companies will be the creation of opportunities for effective interaction of these structures within the region. The positive aspect of the above-mentioned association may be that in the event of a serious economic downturn, the state and business will feel it equally. This, in turn, will allow us to jointly solve the consequences of a crisis or recession in the economy, since large integrated structures have more powerful factors for effective functioning.