72% Of Dominican companies unable to compete in the DR-Cafta

A programme developed by the signing of private consultants Rivera & Rivera says that 72% of Dominican businesses (small, medium and large) has conditions to compete effectively in the free trade agreement with United States, Central America and Dominican Republic (DR-Cafta).

The project was developed for Bank BHD as part of a project called RES-Programa ASECafta.

Hugo Rivera Fernandez, principal of Rivera & Rivera, partner explained that the plan encompassed 719 enterprises (customers and non customers of the BHD) who received counseling; and wrapped 107 workshops presented to companies and associations.

230 Of surveyed firms (32%) are also obvious advantages, 288 (40%) without change, and 201 (28%) indicates that the impact of the agreement depends on the employer, with regard to the rate of probability of success.

For carrying out the programme ASE-Cafta was identified that the commercial opening of DR-Cafta u000aIt represented a threat to certain companies, at the time that was an opportunity for others who probably could not use.

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