欧洲中小型企业的国际化（Internationalization of small and medium European enterprises）.docVIP

欧洲中小型企业的国际化（Internationalization of small and medium European enterprises） Internationalization of small and medium European enterprises European international enterprises began in 1600, and the East India Company was founded in england. In the latter half of the 60s, medium and small Multinational enterprises began to emerge in large numbers. In the changing of the century, the internationalization system of small and medium-sized European enterprises is presented Several distinctive characteristics of the times are revealed. First, social and government attitudes towards the development of SMEs are becoming increasingly consistent Actively affirming the role of small and medium-sized enterprises, opposing big companies monopoly, guiding and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises themselves Become common ground. On this issue, there have been two different approaches in history. One is to belittle small and medium-sized enterprises Industry advocates the centralization of production and the expansion of enterprise scale. Britain was strongly encouraged and supported in 50 / 70s Concentration of production, the rapid growth of large enterprises in the industrial structure of the United Kingdom, than in other Western countries. However, after more than 20 years of mergers and takeovers, the industry has been highly concentrated and has not improved significantly in Britain The level of investment and productivity, however, is due to the excessive monopoly of the economy, making the already ageing British economy The economy is losing its vitality. In 1969, the British commission for Bolton was set up to investigate SMEs Condition, followed by the establishment of a small business week. Mrs. Thatcher took office, has taken a further change policy. Series of positive policies to support the development of smes. Since 1979-1983, the conservative government has passed 70 Multiple motions to finance small and medium enterprises. The British government has actively