Fedecámaras espera que se creen las condiciones para tener un comercio equitativo con EE UU
Fedecámaras aseguró que aunque el petróleo debe ser la “palanca de crecimiento” en Venezuela, se debe avanzar hacia una economía diversificada
TL;DR
- Venezuela needs a diversified economy centered on human talent, not just oil.
- There's a strong, open dialogue between the private sector and the government, a first in years.
- Obstacles to overcome include high taxes, the informal economy, and weak regional production.
- Optimism and realism are crucial for economic growth, supported by solid institutions and policies.
- Venezuelan products are high-quality and can compete internationally with fair trade conditions.
- Petroleum can be a primary engine for economic recovery, but diversification is essential.
- Oil revenues should be reinvested to develop related value chains and other industries.
- Private sector participation in law-making, especially concerning hydrocarbons and socio-economic rights, is vital.
- Regional production is key, and distribution schemes should ensure equal opportunities and fair wealth distribution.
- High tax burdens, exceeding 50% of operating income, hinder business development and job creation.
- Fedecámaras proposes tax reforms to ease cash flow and align fiscal reality with productive needs.
- Sectors like agro-food and services have potential, especially in green and sustainable processes.
- Small and medium-sized enterprises (Pymis) can reactivate local and regional economies.
- Venezuela has the capacity to compete in demanding international markets, including the US.