Stephanie
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A Majority here feels the same way under this Obama regime..so they aren't alone...just sad
links in article and poll results at site
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posted at 8:41 pm on March 24, 2014 by Erika Johnsen
Dang. As I mentioned over the weekend, the poor prospects for would-be entrepreneurs and businesspeople in France has young people and resourceful types fleeing their home country for better opportunities elsewhere in heightened numbers. France has an almost record-high unemployment rate at just under 11 percent at the moment, but the avalanche of red tape and business taxes that France imposes on its economy create a prohibitive environment that makes it difficult for potential start-up companies to get going and create the jobs and wealth that the country so desperately needs and evidently, the feelings of gloom plaguing the French are hardly among the worst in Europe. Via Gallup:
032114 EU Entrepreneur
Yikes. That means that the respondents in only a handful of the areas smaller economies feel that the government helps rather than hinders new businesses, and the heavy polarization on the question in places like Italy, Greece, Spain, and Portugal is not encouraging. Italy is consistently ranked within the top ten countries by GDP, and they have an unemployment rate of over 12 percent, while Spain is sitting at a whopping 26 percent and as the surveys authors put it, the forecast for business activity to pull them out of that economic torpor are not looking good:
ALL of it here
Gallup: Europeans not feeling great about their business, entrepreneurship prospects « Hot Air
links in article and poll results at site
SNIP:
posted at 8:41 pm on March 24, 2014 by Erika Johnsen
Dang. As I mentioned over the weekend, the poor prospects for would-be entrepreneurs and businesspeople in France has young people and resourceful types fleeing their home country for better opportunities elsewhere in heightened numbers. France has an almost record-high unemployment rate at just under 11 percent at the moment, but the avalanche of red tape and business taxes that France imposes on its economy create a prohibitive environment that makes it difficult for potential start-up companies to get going and create the jobs and wealth that the country so desperately needs and evidently, the feelings of gloom plaguing the French are hardly among the worst in Europe. Via Gallup:
032114 EU Entrepreneur
Yikes. That means that the respondents in only a handful of the areas smaller economies feel that the government helps rather than hinders new businesses, and the heavy polarization on the question in places like Italy, Greece, Spain, and Portugal is not encouraging. Italy is consistently ranked within the top ten countries by GDP, and they have an unemployment rate of over 12 percent, while Spain is sitting at a whopping 26 percent and as the surveys authors put it, the forecast for business activity to pull them out of that economic torpor are not looking good:
ALL of it here
Gallup: Europeans not feeling great about their business, entrepreneurship prospects « Hot Air
