The Situation of SMEs / SMIs / VSEs in Algeria Through a Case Study
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https://doi.org/10.31686/ijier.vol3.iss9.430Keywords:
small, medium, business, investment, turnover, employment, Economic profitabilityAbstract
The economic structure is composed of large, medium, small and very small companies. The classification of these companies as such, is done by the 01-18 law of December 12th, 2001 bearing guidance on the promotion of SMEs, by the employment size, the turnover, the balance sheet total as well as the compliance with the criteria of independence.
The study performed from samples representing the average, small and very small businesses, activating in different sectors, revealed that:
- Overall, the investment is rising steadily since 2009.
- The turnover is also increasing, but disproportionately.
- Employment is more or less stable during the whole period but the staff cost is in slight increase.
The result and the economic profitability have started to come out of the red zone only from the financial year of 2012.
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ArticleNo.03 of theOrdinance03-03of19/07/2003on competition.
Farouk Bouyacoub, enterprise and bank financing; LASBAH edition- 2003 -P30.
ArticleNo.04 of the framework law on the promotion ofSMEsNo.01-18of12/12/2001.
Article05ofthe Framework Act on the Promotion ofSMEsNo.01-18of12/12/2001.
Article06 of the Framework Act on the Promotion ofSMEsNo.01-18of12/12/2001.
Article07 of the Framework Act on the Promotion ofSMEsNo.01-18of12/12/2001.
Study of a sample of firms(intellectual honesty, the companies referred to were distorted), listed as follows:
EPE SPA SP/HASSI AMEUR.
EPE SPA EN/EL BAYEDH.
SARL O Z/ MASCARA.
SARL IRRHY/ MASCARA.
SARL (SPA) TRANS / ORAN.
SARL (SPA) HSC / MASCARA.
SARL ZEG / MASCARA.
E I « TH HANF »/ MASCARA.
E I “BEN ML”/ MASCARA.
E I “L ALI”/ MASCARA.
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