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There are currently 23 millions small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs) in Europe, representing 99 percent of European
companies and account for around two thirds of European
jobs.
In the latest Eurobarometer report dedicated to SMEs
published in May 2007 (16,339 SMEs interviewed in 27 country
members), we are told that European SMEs believe that
“competition in their markets has increased over the past two
years. Six out of 10 managers stated that competition has
recently intensified. The perception of increased competition is
even more widespread among LSEs.”
According to this survey, 12 percent of the SMEs' turnover
comes from their “new or significantly improved products.” France
has one of the lowest rates with 7 percent only, whilst Slovenia
equals 24 percent, Romania 21 percent, Germany 11 percent, and
Italy 12 percent. Actually, one of the ways to resist this
increasing competition is to invest in research and development
in order to be able to launch new products.
The right wing parties often claim that labour costs are
too high for the SMEs. This Eurobarometer... » Lire la suite ...
Tags: emploi, investissement
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