To whom does the state guarantee active social protection during the transition period to the market?

In the period of transition to a market economy, especially active state protection is required for entrepreneurs and owners of small and medium-sized companies. If large firms have initial capital and are able to be self-sufficient for some time, withstanding competition and crisis phenomena, then small businesses do not have such an opportunity. That is why such organizations require particularly active government subsidies. After the end of the transition period, businessmen are already able to provide for themselves.