Readers of Lider believe that it is finally the right time for entrepreneurs to establish a company.
This was demonstrated by the results of our Fight Club, where sixty percent of voters agreed with the thesis of Višeslav Majić, director of Bisnode marketing, who won the debate against his opponent Ivan Lovrinović, a professor at the Faculty of Economics, who does not believe that things have improved in the last few months.
Such public opinion is likely supported by the results of Bisnode’s analysis, which backs Majić’s optimism. Specifically, the analysis claims that for every company that closes in Croatia, two new ones are established, and thus in the first nine months of this year, 9,526 companies were established in Croatia, while 4,537 were closed. It is much easier to establish a company than to find, design, or produce a product that will meet market demand. Entrepreneurial success is based on timely recognition of a need or on creating a new need in the market, or on satisfying those needs, whether it is a product or a service. Therefore, it is always a good time for entrepreneurship – believes this week’s Fight Club winner Višeslav Majić.
In the new round of Fight Club, we ask you whether the level of foreign investment in Croatia is satisfactory; you can leave your vote and comment at this LINK.
