The myth of small business
<b>Subject</b> The article studies small businesses as economic units. <br></br> <b>Objectives</b> The research aims to determine the role of small business in the development and economy. <br></br> <b>Methods</b> The research relies upon a comparative analysis and statistical data. <br></br> <b>Results </b>I focus on view of many scholars stating that small business underlies the economy in various countries. Therefore, the State should actively support small businesses and encourage the market competition. The article presents my dissent with the above views. Small businesses can neither be the basis for modern economic processes, nor drive its growth. Small businesses tend to sluggish development due to economic monopolies subduing the market competition, dominating small and medium-sized businesses. <br></br> <b>Conclusions </b>As long as monopolies dominate the market, small businesses will definitely not contribute to a growth of social production.