2012年10月24日水曜日16:22 晴れ 最低気温;16ー18ºC、最高気温;21ー23ºC、BARCELONA
世界銀行の調査によるスペインで会社を起こす難しさは185カ国中の136番目だが、2004年には会社を興す手続きには202日かかったのが2011年には28日に短縮し、会社を興すための最低資本金は1人当たりのGDPの16'9%から13'2%に減少,手続きの経費は1人GDPの17%から4'7%に減少
El Gobierno culpa a la herencia recibida de la dificultad para hacer negocios
El secretario de Estado de Comercio dice que entre 2004 y 2011 era más complicado todavía
Las estadísticas del Banco Mundial, sin embargo, muestran que en esa etapa se mejoró
Cristina Delgado Madrid 23 OCT 2012 - 20:04 CET
The government blames the heritage of the difficulty of doing business
The Secretary of State for Trade says that between 2004 and 2011 was more complicated still
World Bank statistics, however, show that at that stage was improved
Cristina Delgado Madrid 23 OCT 2012 - 20:04 CET
Jaime García-Legaz, Secretary of State for Economic, argued yesterday that the fall of Spain's position in Doing Business ranking 2013 and other major international classifications is the sole responsibility of the previous government. Spain is ranked 136th out of 185 countries surveyed by the World Bank's Doing Business report, which includes data through June of this year, three places below last year. It takes 10 procedures and 28 days, at a cost equivalent to 4.7% of income per capita and a minimum capital represents 13.2% of that income per capita. "Before 2004 Spain appeared well positioned. But since that year and until last year, Spain was gorge," he argued Tuesday the Secretary of State.
But the fact is that in the 2004 World Bank did not include an overall ranking that brings together all the elements that are now screened. But if you look at the most important parameters, between 2004 and 2012 did not worsen, but rather the opposite. In 2004, for example, in Spain were needed 114 days to start a business (these figures are contained in the 2005 report). It was the highest of all OECD countries. Then countries like Venezuela or Haiti demanded 141 days, 202 days. At the end of the socialist period, ie in 2011 and 2012 measured in the report, it took 28 days, the same as this year (2013 figures report presents statistics until June this year).
For other variables, also improved between 2004 and 2011. For example, the equivalent cost of income per capita to start a business in 2004 was 17% compared with 4.7% in 2011. The minimum capital required also fell, from 16.9% of income per capita to 13.2%. The number of days required to lift the eprsiana I remained in 2011 of the highest in the OECD, but left behind much of Latin America and Africa.
Garcia-Legaz also justified that Spain has fallen this year positions claiming that Spain itself has improved, but the other countries further improved. "Spain advances, but this is a race and also at the other," he said. Still said "many reforms are still being implemented or finalized now and that will mean a boost for the Spanish position." The Secretary of State said that it is he who has pushed legislation to express the license, which facilitates the implementation of the trade. The objective announced by the Executive of Mariano Rajoy is that you could open a business in just 24 hours.
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