RELATIONS BETWEEN STATE BODIES AND BUSINESS STRUCTURES AS AN OBJECT OF POLITICAL RESEARCH

Abstract

This article delves into the complex interactions between government entities and business structures, highlighting their significance in political research. It provides a thorough analysis of various forms of these interactions, such as public-private partnerships, lobbying, regulation, and control, and examines their implications for economic development, policymaking, and public relations. Through comparative examples from different countries, the article identifies unique characteristics of government-business relationships within diverse political and economic systems. It also discusses methodologies for studying these interactions and suggests approaches for future research within political science.