IBCE

IBCE evaluates the decalogue of critical themes for the economy

If the recommendations of the ‘Decalogue’ had being transformed into good public policies, the investments, the production and employment would have increased. There would be less inflation and people wouldn’t want to leave the country. But, it didn’t happen that way. The ‘Decalogue ‘emerged from more than 20 Forums of the Civil Society Dialogues carried out by IBCE since 2006, which were timely sent to the Executive Power.

A study reveals that MSMSs are not so relevant in exports

A report from the IBCE to Ana María Solares shows that, although 8 out of 10 exporter companies are from this sector, their level of sales to other countries reaches only 3% of the total exported. If they want to develop, these units have to associate and get more formal. (Formalize)

Nevertheless, these 8 out of ten formal companies that sell their products to external markets are micro, small and medium enterprises (mipymes), the level of export of the sector barely reaches 3% of the national total and only 10% if it involves the non traditional external trade.