all starts with a great idea, but it is the desire to succeed, to improve the quality of life and contribute to the development of our country, what makes an entrepreneur start a business.
Starting any business involves risk, means dealing with several obstacles, one of the most important fear, fear of failure. However, when we talk about the obstacles small business grow larger. Currently
Mexican SMEs conduct their activities within a complicated surroundings issues economic and financial.
Perhaps the biggest obstacle of an SME is not having enough financial resources to start a business. In addition, the most obvious alternatives for the money not supporting entrepreneurs as they should.
First, there are banks who lend to very high rates or just not saying give people who want to start a business do not have collateral to back the loan. Second are government support, which needed a lot of publicity because although there are other programs to support SMEs, very few people know and use. The new head of the Secretariat Economy comes to give a major boost to the sector because it makes us excited when President Calderon said: "I commend all the time the economy of Mexican families," adding that Ferrari has the task of promoting the agenda of the country's competitiveness and strengthen programs to promote micro, small and medium enterprises, and strengthen trade ties with Asia, America and Europe. Ferrari
mentioned that the head of the Ministry of Economy will try to give an impetus to creating a business environment, facilitate access to larger markets and "improve the conditions for the creation of more and better businesses, for the sake of all so be it.
SMEs are the most abundant type of business in our country, about 99% of Mexican firms are SMEs. Besides being the largest contributor to GDP in Mexico and most importantly, allow a person to become your own boss and create decent jobs that contribute to the development for these and other reasons, we must all work together and support the creation of more small and medium enterprises.
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