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Tag Archives: Starting a business
Jul 30 2013
Start a business in Spain: mission impossible?
1 CommentBy Antoine Kerfant With unemployment reaching record rates almost every month, families losing purchasing power and a dramatic credit crunch for small business, the situation in Spain does not seem very favourable for entrepreneurs and start-ups. In addition, the country … Continue reading →
Posted by: Posted on July 30, 2013 by Eurocrisis in the Press
Tagged with: Administrative Barriers, Credit crunch Spain, opportunities for new businesses, purchase power Spain, Spanish entrepreneurs, Starting a business