Pimec Calls for a State Law to Boost the Growth of SMEs...
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The productivity of Spanish SMEs is 17% lower than the European average and is well below those of Germany and France
Pimec has called for the adoption of a state law on business growth that places the dimension of business growth...
Spain is a country of SMEs, but most are very small companies. The problem, according to Pimec, is not the lack of small and medium-sized enterprises, but the difficulty they encounter in growing and gaining size. In this sense, the president of Pimec, Antoni Cañete, has argued that SMEs are not the ... Continue reading "Catalan employers demand the government a "business growth law" to boost SMEs"
Pimec has brought to Madrid this Wednesday its request for a state law that "rewards business growth instead of penalizing it". The president of Pimec, Antoni Cañete, assured during an event in the capital of the State that there are entrepreneurs who want to gain dimension and who "find themselves with a new obligation, a new administrative burden or a greater cost precisely when they make the leap". And he has also warned that "the reduced bus…
Three out of four companies plan to increase their size in the next five years, but point to bureaucracy, taxation and margins as the main brakes.
The General Council of Economists of Spain (CGE) and the Fundación de Estudios de Economía Aplicada (Fedea) agreed this Wednesday on the need to reduce regulatory barriers and simplify regulatory frameworks in order to prevent small and medium-sized Spanish enterprises from having incentives to "keep small." [...] The entry Economists and Fedea ask to reduce regulatory barriers to encourage the size increase of SMEs appears first in Forbes Spain.
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