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In this study Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) is analyzed as a strategy for
economic and social development, case study: "industrial park Villa de Cura, Edo.
Aragua ". Since today it is necessary to bet and invest in a development process that
will promote economic and social welfare, it is no easy task, because it is complicated
and expensive; also a process of development must be built and planned, use their
productive capacity, analyze strengths and weaknesses. For some countries the
creation of industrial parks (SMEs), has served to enhance their economic and social
development; especially the strategy of creating "clusters" or groups of companies
working in the same industry, as in the case of the automotive industry. We worked
with a sample of 42 companies a total of 110 active for the time of the study. This
research is the basis for other researchers who want to delve into the issue of the
situation of SMEs in Venezuela and whether these may or may not contribute
significantly to GDP, and economic and social development. In countries like Mexico
SMEs proved to be an important support for the development, in developed instead
SMEs economies are not major contributors to the development and in the case of
Europe and Asia, SMEs if they have managed strengthened and consolidated as an
important group worth analyzing, for their achievements, without mentioning the
environment where they operate. The case study for the area reveals that the group of
SMEs currently has no stage or appropriate environment to operate at full speed and
be a strategic option for economic and social development. |
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