Manuel Filomeno reports for Pagina Siete: Five obstacles hinder private investment in Bolivia For the CNI, problems such as informality, low competitiveness and productivity, and the lack of incentives play against private investment. Informality, low competitiveness and productivity, isolation, high costs of moving to formality and the lack of a clear incentive policy are some…
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Challenges Of Doing Business In Bolivia
The following assessment by the Mondaq group is well done. We should just remember that evo assumed the presidency over twelve years ago, under the best possible economic situation we ever had, he came to power with high prices over all our exports; however his government did not set the grounds to capture any relevant…
Expomype 2017 expects to generate $110,000 dollars in business intentions
El Deber reports: Expomype 2017 expects to generate $110,000 dollars in business intentions The event will take place between November 17 and 19 in the Bolivia pavilion of Fexpocruz. The ninth version of the National Production Fair (Expomype 2017) plans to generate an economic movement that exceeds $110,000 dollars, according to its organizers. In the…
Notre Dame to host a Young Bolivian Leader: Freddy Poma
Luis Ruuska reports for Notre Dame News, excerpts pertaining Bolivia follow: Notre Dame to host 10 new Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) fellows The University of Notre Dame will welcome 10 business and social entrepreneurs from across Latin America and the Caribbean beginning Monday, Oct. 9, for the 2017 Young Leaders of the…
WB EXPERT WARNS THAT AN ENTREPRENEUR IN BOLIVIA SPENDS 27% OF HIS TIME ON PROCEEDINGS
ANF reports: WB EXPERT WARNS THAT AN ENTREPRENEUR IN BOLIVIA SPENDS 27% OF HIS TIME ON PROCEEDINGS Quijandra said that according to various opinions of Bolivian entrepreneurs, bureaucratic procedures that they must comply, generate constraints to competitiveness. La Paz, March 24 (ANF).- A manager of companies in Bolivia must allocate 27% of his time to…
Young entrepreneurs reveal their secrets to success
Fernando Rojas reports for El Deber: Young entrepreneurs reveal their secrets to success They confess that their initiatives were the result of ‘hunches’, ‘tincazos’, ‘wildest dreams’ and ideas that shaped in corporations that are now their livelihood. The word crisis does not exist in their terminology and if anything they have in common is that…
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