SME policy and competitiveness in Hungary

Dallago, Bruno

doi:10.1504/ijesb.2011.041661

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“…Entrepreneurs in both countries expect governments to bring education reforms on all levels in order for graduates to be able to fulfil job market requirements. Dallago (2011) views human resources as the most significant barriers of SMEs' development. Many authors (e.g.…”

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The impact of the public sector on the quality of the business environment in the SME segment

Belás¹,

BELAS²,

Čepel³

et al. 2019

AMP

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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are an essential part of every country's economic system. The quality of the business environment plays an important role in this regard. The aim of the paper was to define and quantify important public sector factors influencing the quality of the business environment in the SME segment and to compare the intensity of the defined factors between the Czech Republic (CR) and the Slovak Republic (SR). In regards to the defined aim, a survey-based research was conducted with enterprises operating in the SME segment. 312 enterprises in CR and 329 enterprises in SR were approached during this research. The scientific hypotheses were verified using the methods of Pearson statistics. The evaluation of political factors is quite negative in both countries. Only 15% of Czech and 20% of Slovak entrepreneurs positively evaluated the level of legislation in business. Both Czech and Slovak entrepreneurs see state's support of export quite positively. Only 12% of Czech and 22% of Slovak entrepreneurs positively evaluated the administrative burden on enterprises. Entrepreneurs in both countries claim that the state is unable to provide qualified workforce for businesses. Most significant differences between the two countries were found in the evaluation of state bureaucracy which the Slovak entrepreneurs evaluated more positively than their Czech counterparts. The results of the research show the need to deal with urgent issues, or create a better system of public factors influencing the business environment.

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The impact of the public sector on the quality of the business environment in the SME segment

Belás¹,

BELAS²,

Čepel³

et al. 2019

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“…In the case of developing countries, policies designed to assist SMEs have been an important aspect of industrial policy and international assistance programmes. For countries in transformation, diffused entrepreneurship, enterprise foundation and upgrading have a particular importance for growth and competitiveness (Dallago, 2012).…”

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Evaluating the Effect of Government Policies on Small and Medium Enterprise SME Development Cases from nine different Countries

Fakhreldin¹

2015

Third International Conference on Advances in Social Science, Management and Human Behaviour - SMHB 2015

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The study examines the different policies implemented in countries to achieve SME development. The literature suggests that macro policies are more effective than micro policies in achieving this target. Nine different cases of countries are investigated to identify which policies are more effective and why. The analysis of information obtained from secondary data, archives, reports and interviews confirm that the macro policies are more effective in the case of developing countries, whereas micro policies are more successful in developed countries.

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“…Szabó (2010) szerint az elmúlt években a magyar kormányok nem találták meg a KKV-szektor fejlesztésének sem a megfelelő intézmény-rendszerét, sem a módját. Dallago (2011) véleménye sem jobb a kisvállalati politika megítélésében: "a KKV-politikák sohasem voltak sem költséghatékonyak, sem idő-ben stabilak vagy megfelelőek ahhoz, hogy elősegítsék a magyarországi KKV-k versenyképességének növelését a globalizált világban. A politikák a meglevő KKV-kat cé-lozták és hiányzik a teljes vállalkozói dimenzió, ami az innovatív és a nemzetközileg versenyképes KKV-kat tá-mogatná.…”

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SME policy and competitiveness in Hungary

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

The impact of the public sector on the quality of the business environment in the SME segment

The impact of the public sector on the quality of the business environment in the SME segment

Evaluating the Effect of Government Policies on Small and Medium Enterprise SME Development Cases from nine different Countries

A vállalkozói ökoszisztéma Magyarországon a 2010-es években – helyzetértékelés és szakpolitikai javaslatok

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