Importance The research examines the entrepreneurship development trends in Russia and forecasts their future behavior. Objectives The research constitutes a forecasting analysis of the Russian business development by evaluating the growth rate of demographic indicators of the Russian entities, number of active sole proprietors, those employed in sole proprietorship, revenue from sale of goods, products, work, services. Methods The methodology rests upon the general principles of forecasting theories and techniques for analyzing economic indicators. It also refers to fundamental laws and findings of applied researches in entrepreneurship. Results We found that demographic indicators of the Russian entities slowed down in their growth. We also capture a consensus between sole proprietors and hired manpower on the need to develop certain types of business activities and respective spectrum of priorities. Conclusions and Relevance The Russian entrepreneurship development depends on growth rates of revenue from sale of goods, products, services as part of the agreement between a sole proprietor and employees. There should be more possibilities for hiring migrant workers to attain priorities of sole proprietors. The outdated technological model impedes the mastering of high-technology activities, focusing on agriculture, hunting and forestry, education. The findings should be used for creating and implementing the entrepreneurship development program, setting and improving the mechanism for encouraging it in new economic circumstances.
Keywords: distribution skewness, sole proprietor, assessment, business activity, growth rate
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