The report measures how easy it is to set up and run a business in 189 countries globally. The ranking was based on 10 indicators or topics and include considerations of how easy it is to set up a new business, how long it takes and what the start-up costs are.
Greece’s highest ranking is in the categories for ease of starting a business (36, from 147 in 2013) and in trading across borders (52). It also showed a significant rise in the category of protecting investors (80, from 113 in 2013).
“This year, we see a higher number of reforms – 18% more – the second-highest number since the financial crisis,” said Rita Ramalho, program manager for Doing Business at the World Bank Group.
“This pick-up in pace of regulatory reform is good news particularly for small and medium-size businesses – the main job creators in many parts of the world.”
October 29, 2013 | (Source: www.capital.gr)
October 30, 2013 | (Source: ANA)
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