The government announced 33 measures last week. Lider has condensed the demands of economists and entrepreneurs into ten points.
This is not a program rivaling the government’s measures, but rather a kind of guide for entrepreneurs. How can a large company, family business, or craft survive this time without real reforms, alongside further growth in government spending? Such an entrepreneurial guide will be in effect for the next two years, until the next elections, and more about how to survive in the meantime can be read in the feature of the issue by Matilda Bačelić and Gordana Gelenčer.
Additionally, in the new issue of Lider, we addressed the Center for Business in the Energy Sector and Investments and the Agency for Investments and Competitiveness, institutions designed to assist entrepreneurs in overcoming bureaucratic obstacles. However, they are powerless and are intensively warning the government about these problems, and what entrepreneurs say about the whole story can be read in the text by Edis Felić.
In this week’s section Competitors, Alan Eder writes about laundries, a market that is easy to enter but expensive to expand. Jasmina Trstenjak writes about how cleaners and cooks have clashed with the government.
In the new issue, read also about events in the United States, women leaders, and there are two supplements: Coca-Cola: 45 years in Croatia and Facility Management.
Read more here.
