2019
DOI: 10.1787/825bd8a8-en
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Enhancing SME productivity

Abstract: The OECD is a multi-disciplinary inter-governmental organisation of 36 member countries which engages in its work an increasing number of non-members from all regions of the world. The Organisation's core mission today is to help governments work together towards a stronger, cleaner, fairer global economy. Through its network of 250 specialised committees and working groups, the OECD provides a setting where governments compare policy experiences, seek answers to common problems, identify good practice, and co… Show more

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“…6 The centrality of the spatial perspective is even more evident when productivity of co-operatives comes to the fore. Co-operatives and other social economy actors are strongly anchored in local communities, where they mobilise multiple resources and collaborate with different stakeholders to create individual and collective benefits (MacPherson, 2013 [30]). In particular, the presence of meaningful interdependencies with local socio-economic actors justifies an analysis of place-specific factors affecting co-operative productivitya necessary step towards informing long-term support strategies.…”
Section: Higher Productivity Of Co-operatives Can Be Targeted By Policymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 The centrality of the spatial perspective is even more evident when productivity of co-operatives comes to the fore. Co-operatives and other social economy actors are strongly anchored in local communities, where they mobilise multiple resources and collaborate with different stakeholders to create individual and collective benefits (MacPherson, 2013 [30]). In particular, the presence of meaningful interdependencies with local socio-economic actors justifies an analysis of place-specific factors affecting co-operative productivitya necessary step towards informing long-term support strategies.…”
Section: Higher Productivity Of Co-operatives Can Be Targeted By Policymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 La centralità della prospettiva territoriale è ancora più evidente quando si considera la produttività delle cooperative. Le cooperative e altri attori dell'economia sociale sono fortemente ancorati alle comunità locali, dove mobilitano molteplici risorse e collaborano con diversi stakeholder per creare benefici sia individuali che collettivi (MacPherson, 2013 [30]). In particolare, la presenza di interdipendenze significative con gli attori socioeconomici locali giustifica un'analisi dei fattori specifici locali che influenzano la produttività cooperativaun passo necessario per informare le strategie di sostegno a lungo termine.…”
Section: Il Rafforzamento Della Produttività Delle Cooperative è Un Ounclassified
“… Garantire che le misure di sostegno genericamente rivolte alle PMI siano accessibili di default alle cooperative di piccole e medie dimensioni, eliminando le barriere legali o altri ostacoli, come le asimmetrie informative e la segmentazione nella diffusione delle politiche, a meno che non sussista una chiara ratio tale da giustificarne l'esclusione, e tenendo presente che le cooperative costituiscono un gruppo altamente diversificato. Per esempio, gli attuali incentivi fiscali per la quotazione delle PMI 30 non possono applicarsi alle cooperative che adottano la forma di società a responsabilità limitata, ma quelle costituite come società per azioni, 31 seppure una minoranza, potrebbero almeno formalmente qualificarsi come beneficiarieun'occorrenza ancora rara ad oggi. 32…”
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“…The environment in which industry operates in Latin America in general is complex and uncertain in political and economic aspects (as a recurring economic crisis), with an inefficient infrastructure and logistics systems, few professionals in the area of supply chain, and lack of support and strategic vision of the government area [2], [6]. On the other hand, the elements that SMEs have to face uncertainties are not many, instead, they present the following weaknesses that have been detected in common among different countries [3], [4], [7], [8], [9]: High levels of informal processes. This context that surrounds SMEs and these deficiencies are the ones that cause life expectancy to be low, a lot of these companies will not survive in the first two years after their creation.…”
Section: A Latin-american Sme´smentioning
confidence: 99%