Monday, 10 May 2010

What are the 10 best countries to start a business (First part)

Forbes has made a list of 10 best countries to start a business by analyzing different parameters: inflation, unemployment, taxes, government facilities for entrepreneurs and technology development. This is the first part, where we show the first 5. The first place to DENMARK. This modern market economy includes high-tech agriculture, industry updates, both corporate and small-scale, broad support for government welfare, comfortable lifestyle, a stable currency and a high dependence on foreign trade. The second place goes to Ireland. Ireland is a small, modern foreign-dependent economy, whose growth rate was 6 between 1995 and 2007. Third place FINLAND. Thanks to the Finnish free-market economy, income per capita of this country can approach that of the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy. In addition, Finland excels in high technology and mobile phone exports. The fourth place is U.S.. The United States of America has the largest and most powerful economy in the world with a per capita income of 46,000. In its market-oriented economy, private individuals and business firms make major decisions, and federal and state governments buy goods and services predominantly in the private market. For the fifth was selected to the UK. The UK, one of the top trading powers, is one of the five largest economies of Western Europe. In the past two decades, the government has significantly reduced public ownership. Intensive agriculture is highly mechanized, highly efficient and produces approximately 60 of food needs with less than 2 of human labor. Source: Forbes Mediterra Team

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