Role of State in Creating Conditions for Development of Entrepreneurship

Abstract

Destabilisation of Polish law is still growing. Entrepreneurs complain more and more often about barriers for development created by the state. Business is not able to keep up with changes in law, that has never before been taken up so often. Moreover, our actions are based on short-term scenarios and prospects for longterm benefits are absent. We do not realise long-term strategies. We need wise decisions and common actions – not based on political parties’ interests but taken up with a perspective care for Poland in 20, 50 or 100 years ahead. The aim of the paper is to indicate the key areas within which the state – enterprise relation-ship is harmful and stops development of entrepreneurship. An assumption that entrepreneur takes up a key place in social order and that conditions for well-functioning of enterprises result in growth and development processes is taken in the study. State fulfils an essential role in shaping favourable conditions, however, nowadays it is inefficient in many areas. Activation of entrepreneurship is essentially important. It is shaped consciously and depends on a model of development chosen by politicians and decision makers. If we allow external entities to economically adopt our economy and our economic functions of life, it will appear that we are only able to vegetate on economic and intellectual respirator.