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Legal Aspects Of Extrapolation Natural Ecosystems Theory To The Development Of Entrepreneurship

In spite of the fact that the business ecosystem concept has appeared in science not a long time ago, this scientific field is dynamically developing in modern entrepreneurial and legal science. The definition of an entrepreneurial ecosystem is given in the article. Both natural and entrepreneurial comparative analysis of the ecosystem peculiarities is presented, which made it possible to identify common and distinctive features of natural ecosystems and business ecosystems. In order to achieve a favorable state of entrepreneurial ecosystems, while minimizing their negative impact on nature, it is suggested to establish the UN integrated systems: planetary economic monitoring, economic audit and total economic control over the operating entities. The article presents the description of these functions. The necessity of developing an international classification of business ecosystems is argued and the criteria for such systembased approach are proposed. The extrapolation of the Liebig’s Law of the Minimum to the entrepreneurial activity is shown. It is noted that the presumption of good faith is an element of building trust in business relationships, and therefore is the most important criterion for the classification and efficient functioning of business ecosystems. It was concluded that business ecosystems the quality of which will ensure long term parallel and synergistically combined sustainable functioning of natural ecological and business ecosystems, resulting in the mitigation of negative changes in the environment under the influence of economic activity will be favorable for present and future generations of people and for all biological diversity on Earth. © 2019 Published by Future Academy www.FutureAcademy.org.UK