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Affärsmiljö

Oavsett om ditt företag är finansiellt starkt eller står inför svåra beslut kan Ernst & Young hitta lösningar som förbättrar likviditet, avkastning och finansiell flexibilitet.

Den globala ekonomin påverkar din affärsmiljö. Priserna på energi och handelsvaror går upp och ned. Utvecklingsländerna får allt större inflytande. Miljöfrågor och politiska omständigheter bidrar till att öka trycket på din verksamhet.

Vi hjälper dig att bygga upp ett stabilt företag – både på kort och lång sikt.

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2012 Middle East attractiveness survey

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Rapid-growth markets forecast: Autumn 2012

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2012 Middle East attractiveness survey: special edition

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Eurozone forecast: Autumn 2012

With policy uncertainty clouding the economic outlook, things will get worse before they get better as the Eurozone faces rising unemployment and tightening corporate investment.

China’s productivity imperative

China's economy is at a crossroads. After a decade of growth, its future is looking less certain. To continue its upward trajectory, China must boost productivity.

2012 attractiveness survey: Russia

Russia offers a high-growth economy, a large domestic market and a highly skilled labor at moderate cost, but investment challenges remain. Our survey explores.

Eurozone forecast: summer 2012
Our latest Eurozone forecast highlights how the health of the European economy is likely to get worse in 2012 before it gets better in 2013.

 

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