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  1. OECD Studies on SMEs and Entrepreneurship
  2. Italy: Key Issues and Policies
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Russian Federation: Key Issues and Policies
Italy: Key Issues and Policies
Chapters
Foreword
Abbreviations
Basic statistics of Italy
Executive summary
SME and entrepreneurship issues and policies in Italy: Assessment and recommendations
SME and entrepreneurship performance in Italy
Business environment and framework conditions in Italy
The strategic framework and policy delivery system in Italy
National programmes for SMEs and entrepreneurship in italy
The local dimension to SME and entrepreneurship policy in Italy
Local industrial clusters in Italy
Mexico: Key Issues and Policies
Intellectual Assets and Innovation. The SME Dimension.
Thailand: Key Issues and Policies
High-Growth Enterprises. What Governments Can Do to Make a Difference.
Poland: Key Issues and Policies
SMEs, Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Foreword

Content Provider OECD iLibrary
Organization OECD
Abstract Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs are major drivers of innovation, economic growth and job creation, and play a critical role in social cohesion. They are essential to the Italian economy. This review underlines some important points of strength with respect to Italian SMEs and entrepreneurship. Italy can be characterised as an SME economy, with very large numbers of SMEs and entrepreneurs. Italian medium-sized firms very often excel in their market niches and, on aggregate, their productivity exceeds that of their peers in countries such as Germany and France. Italian SMEs have a strong propensity to business collaboration, as found for example in many world class industrial clusters. The Italian business environment is also favourable to business start-ups. The time needed to open a business is shorter than in most other OECD countries. Administrative burdens on firms, especially those of small size, are also low thanks to simplification of rules and procedures during the last 10 years. Important steps have also been taken by the government to help SMEs negotiate the crisis by improving their access to finance; for example the resources of the national credit guarantee fund have been increased and the government has brought forward payments of state commercial arrears to private-sector firms.
Page Count 9
Starting Page 3
Ending Page 11
Language English
Publisher OECD Publishing
Publisher Date 2014-11-18
Access Restriction Open
Subject Keyword Industry and Services
Content Type Text
Resource Type Chapter
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