Einführung Tourismus

Berg, Waldemar

doi:10.1524/9783486711684

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“…115 In Brazil, firms registered through the SIMPLES programme increased investment in their enterprises after registration, likely from greater access to formal credit channels. 116 Similarly, in Viet Nam, becoming formal was found to have raised value added and profitability, with the exception of the smallest enterprises. 117 Such firms might have very low levels of capital and excessively high credit constraints to invest further and reap the gains of formalization.…”

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Sectoral investments to support key workers and enterprises

Berg,

Duman,

Ananian

2023

World Employ Soc Outlook

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Investments in physical and social infrastructure in key sectors are necessary for improving working conditions and strengthening business continuity. Such investments lay the foundation for creating resilient economies and societies with the capacity to withstand, adapt to and transform in the face of shocks and crises. This chapter addresses the importance of investments in health and long‐term care, resilient food systems and enterprise resilience.

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