EUROPEAN BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

European Business Environment

European Business Environment

Introduction

The economic boom in the United Kingdom, political stability, regulations and laws favorable to business from the European Union make the best choice for investors from all over the world. The fact that the City of London and its commercial hub for the provision of financial services to make the world leader of the United Kingdom attracts international companies. And made it a gateway to Europe market of large globally unique and the threshold to the European Union market. Use the following links to discover the main features of the environmental business in the European Union on the website of the investment and trade in the European Union.

The European Union economy is in bloom with a continuous record growth rates in domestic production in Europe - and this is a good catalyst for expanding your business here. The European Union offers competitive tax environment with lower corporate tax rates compared to other markets and competition have the lowest individual tax rates in the European Union. Benefit existing companies in the European Union from the favorable laws and regulations and appropriate for all businesses, with an intention to reduce the burdens of government regulations on businesses in the future. There are a variety of commercial property options available in the European Union starting from office space to specialist science park and incubator facilities for business.

Discussion

Improving the regulatory framework and administrative and security of commercial transactions are prerequisites for investment (financial and human) private actors but they apply in very different ways depending on the players and issues (Bechhofer, 2008). It may well be to secure land tenure and property rights, to be sure to make use of reactively to arbitration, to protect intellectual property, to have the means to retain skills or to have a framework that encourages entry into the formal economy. France, and mainly through the intervention of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, supports policy reforms in developing countries especially in Sub-Saharan Africa. Punctually, which complements the MAE and the Treasury Department, AFD contributes to the definition of public policies which build an attractive environment for the development of private investment, particularly in the context of integrated programs of private sector support as one conducted in Mali in partnership with the European Union and the World Bank.

AFD is also involved, alongside his guardianship and in cooperation with the World Bank, in the modernization of OHADA uniform law. This process will enable international and local companies operating in a context where they can conduct all operations according to international standards. Moreover, the fact that this framework is common to 17 countries in West and Central Africa allows companies to standardize their strategies and business practices across all these countries (Fox, 1998). Finally, public infrastructure projects from the AFD and private Proparco (energy, transport, water) have a beneficial effect on the business environment by positively influencing the cost of factors of production companies and supporting the dynamic 'regional ...