Slovenski podjetniški observatorij 2003

Miroslav Rebernik (Author), Dijana Močnik (Author), Jožica Knez-Riedl (Author), Polona Tominc (Author), Karin Širec (Author), Matej Rus (Author), Tadej Krošlin (Author), Silvo Dajčman (Author), Tadej Krošlin (Graphic designer)

Abstract

Monografija Slovenski podjetniški observatorij 2003 je sestavljena iz več raziskovalnih področij. V prvem delu je podan pregled trenutne stopnje podjetništva, ki je pripravljen na osnovi ekonomskih in statističnih podatkov. Razumevanje o tem, kaj se dogaja s slovenskimi podjetji, je pomembno ne samo zaradi izvajanja ustrezne nacionalne ekonomske politike, ampak tudi, da bi ugotovili prednosti in slabosti slovenskih podjetij in v primerjavi s podjetjih iz drugih evropskih držav. Če se želi Slovenija pridružiti najbolj razvitim evropskim državam, bo namreč morala pospešiti svojo gospodarsko rast. Drugi del monografije sestavlja več tem, ki temeljijo na primarni raziskavi vzorca 672 podjetij. Tako so vanj vključene naslednje teme: proučevanje odnosa med bankami in malimi in srednje velikimi podjetji (MSP) z vidika financiranja, proučevanje ženskega podjetništva, možnosti grozdenja ter značilnosti okoljske odgovornosti podjetij in razvoja kompetenc.

Keywords

podjetje;podjetnik;podjetništvo;žensko delo;mala podjetja;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2004
Typology:	2.12 - Final Research Report
Organization:	UM EPF - Faculty of Economics and Business
Publisher:	Ekonomsko-poslovna fakulteta, Inštitut za podjetništvo in management malih podjetij
UDC:	65.011/.12:334.012.64
COBISS:	52654849
ISBN:	961-6354-37-X
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Slovenian Entrepreneurship Observatory 2003
Secondary abstract:	The monograph Slovenian Entrepreneurship Observatory 2003 consists of several research issues. In the first part, a short review of the current level of entrepreneurship is given, outlined on the basis of economic and statistical data. Understanding what is happening in Slovenian enterprises is important not only in order to pursue an appropriate economic policy but also in order to find the advantages and disadvantages of Slovenian companies in comparison with enterprises in other European countries. If Slovenia wishes to join the most developed European countries, it will have to speed up its economic growth. In the second part of a monograph, a number of topics, based on a survey of a sample of 672 enterprises are dealt with. We studied the relationship between banks and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), female entrepreneurship, clustering, social responsibility of companies and the development of competences.
Secondary keywords:	Companies Demography;Financing SMEs;Female Entrepreneurship;Clustering;Environmental Responsibility;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Fundamental research
Pages:	108 str.
ID:	9250770