Financiamiento destinado a los emprendedores argentinos
Since entrepreneurship is relevant not only for entrepreneurs but also for the development of countries such as Argentina, it has become interesting to find out about its current situation in Argentina and about how public and private institutions foster its growth and strengthening by providing fin...
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Ediciones UNL
2018
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| Acceso en línea: | https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/CE/article/view/7754 |
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| Sumario: | Since entrepreneurship is relevant not only for entrepreneurs but also for the development of countries such as Argentina, it has become interesting to find out about its current situation in Argentina and about how public and private institutions foster its growth and strengthening by providing financial instruments. In order to gather that information, a research was carried out. Its first stage consisted in looking into entrepreneurs and their situation in general, into financing technology, the sources of finance and the steps followed when finance is received. Then, the activity of entrepreneurs in Argentina was identified and positioned in the Latin American ranking according to the Systemic Conditions for Dynamic Entrepreneurship Rates designed by the Program of Entrepreneurial Development which belongs to Instituto de Industria from Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento (UNGS). Furthermore, a review of available statistics of approved financial instruments earmarked for entrepreneurs was conducted. Among them, 198 financial instruments offered by public organizations at different levels of the region made up of Santa Fe, Córdoba and Buenos Aires, as well as national and international private organizations. 53.54% of the instruments are prizes, 17.17% are non-refundable contributions and 18.69% are credits. Besides, interviews with key informants (advisers, evaluators, financial entities’ managers) were carried out. They aimed at identifying the problems entrepreneurs face to get funding in order to carry out their activities. |
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