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ARTICLE · 19 AUGUST 2022

Protection Of Small And Medium Enterprises (SMEs) In Myanmar

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Myanmar's emergence from decades of isolation provides an opportunity to learn from the experiences of its neighbours to guide its economic transition and achieve strong and inclusive growth.

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Introduction

Myanmar has gone through a triple transition: first, from authoritarian military system to democratic governance, second, from a centrally directed, closed economy to a market-oriented and an open one and third, from 60 years of conflict to peace in the border areas. The country has emerged from half century of isolation. Myanmar has always been an agriculture-oriented economy but the government has been laying building blocks, especially for the development of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). SMEs are "smaller than big business houses in terms of factors such as number of employees, asset base, annual revenue and the ownership structure".

The success of SME development depends on various external factors (namely, policy and regulatory environment, infrastructure, corruption, access to finance, governance, bureaucratic hurdles, business development services, among others) and internal factors (namely, experience, capacity, organizational

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