The editorial policy of the "Economics, Entrepreneurship, Management" journal is based on the principles of objectivity and impartiality in the selection of articles for publication; high demands on the quality of scientific research; obligatory peer review of articles; collegiality in making decisions on the publication of articles; accessibility and efficiency in communicating with authors; strict compliance with copyright and related rights. The main criterion in the selection of materials for publication is their originality and relevance of ideas, the scientific and factual reliability of the presented material.

"Economics, Entrepreneurship, Management" values contributions which lead to the improved practice of economics and management of organizations and are devoted to the innovation, changes and transformations of the entrepreneurial process. The editorial board encourages authors to submit manuscripts that explore both global economic issues and individual country cases. The main audience of the journal is Researchers in the field of Economics, Doctoral Students, Lecturers, Workers in the Economic Sector and Government Officials who are interested in issues, processes and experiences related to the structure of business.

Starting with Vol. 12, No. 1, 2025, the journal "Economics, Entrepreneurship, Management" narrowed its focus and introduced a rubric for the published material. In total, the journal presents 3 sections, each of which covers, but is not limited to, its own research areas:

ECONOMICS

• International Economy: the impact of global economic trends on entrepreneurial activity; mechanisms for business entry into international markets; risks and opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises in the international economy.
• Finance and Business Integration: the impact of financial integration on company growth; business valuation in integration and mergers; implementation of innovative financial practices to ensure business sustainability.
• Lending and Taxation: strategies for managing debt and improving credit history; overview of tax benefits and taxation for entrepreneurs; methods for optimising business tax costs.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

• Entrepreneurial Activity: peculiarities of starting and managing a business in the current economic environment; formation of innovative approaches to entrepreneurship; research of successful models of entrepreneurship in various sectors of the economy; financial planning strategies for new businesses.
• Theoretical and Methodological Aspects of Start-Up: development of MVP (minimum viable product) and attracting investors; peculiarities of team management in a start-up and leadership qualities of the founder; tips for increasing the viability of a start-up in the market.
• Business Processes and Sources of Influence on Them: assessment of the efficiency of business processes and methods of their optimisation; influence of external and internal factors on business processes; methodologies for assessing the costs of business processes and increasing profitability; cases of successful changes in business processes in companies.

MANAGEMENT

• Crisis Management: risk assessment and contingency planning; development of crisis management strategies; strategies for maintaining operational efficiency in times of uncertainty.
• Management in Marketing Strategies and Advertising: using digital platforms and social media for advertising; researching the effectiveness of various advertising campaigns and their impact on consumers; market segmentation and creating personalised marketing campaigns; brand marketing and reputation management strategies.
• Competitiveness Analysis: assessment of competitors and factors influencing competition; development and implementation of a competitive advantage strategy; review of tools that help in researching the competitive environment.