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Financování malých a středních podniků
Business Administration and Management
Financování malých a středních podniků
Name and surname of author:
Marie Paseková, Drahomíra Pavelková
Year:
2002
Issue:
4
Keywords:
malé a střední podniky, dlouhodobý bankovní úvěr, leasing, rizikový kapitál, cizí zdroje financování, programy podpory podnikání
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Abstract: The Frequent Problems of Financing of SMEs
The core strength of SMEs (especially small and small-to-medium sized enterprises), is their greater flexibility and, to a significant extent - their innovative abilities and creativity. The core weakness traditionally attributed to such enterprises is, above all, their lessened financial strength and the associated worsened access to loan resources essential to their development. This also holds true from the perspective of the practical implementation of their concrete innovation objectives. Apart from the relatively unfavourable general entrepreneurial climate (e.g. a greater tax burden; a legislation that is intricate and lacks clarity; problems with the exercise of one's legal rights, etc.), the intensity of whose drawbacks are felt to a greater extent however by SMEs, and cause a whole range of specific influences and factors. Among which are a restricted access to loan resources, a more complicated access to distribution networks, and even handicapped negotiations with officialdom.
Abstract: The Frequent Problems of Financing of SMEs
The core strength of SMEs (especially small and small-to-medium sized enterprises), is their greater flexibility and, to a significant extent - their innovative abilities and creativity. The core weakness traditionally attributed to such enterprises is, above all, their lessened financial strength and the associated worsened access to loan resources essential to their development. This also holds true from the perspective of the practical implementation of their concrete innovation objectives. Apart from the relatively unfavourable general entrepreneurial climate (e.g. a greater tax burden; a legislation that is intricate and lacks clarity; problems with the exercise of one's legal rights, etc.), the intensity of whose drawbacks are felt to a greater extent however by SMEs, and cause a whole range of specific influences and factors. Among which are a restricted access to loan resources, a more complicated access to distribution networks, and even handicapped negotiations with officialdom.
The core strength of SMEs (especially small and small-to-medium sized enterprises), is their greater flexibility and, to a significant extent - their innovative abilities and creativity. The core weakness traditionally attributed to such enterprises is, above all, their lessened financial strength and the associated worsened access to loan resources essential to their development. This also holds true from the perspective of the practical implementation of their concrete innovation objectives. Apart from the relatively unfavourable general entrepreneurial climate (e.g. a greater tax burden; a legislation that is intricate and lacks clarity; problems with the exercise of one's legal rights, etc.), the intensity of whose drawbacks are felt to a greater extent however by SMEs, and cause a whole range of specific influences and factors. Among which are a restricted access to loan resources, a more complicated access to distribution networks, and even handicapped negotiations with officialdom.
Section:
Business Administration and Management
Economics and Management
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