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The ANJE advocates changes in debt
posted on: Jan 16 2012 8:28 by RDugey. Viewed 17 times.
The National Association of young entrepreneurs (ANJE) advocated a modification of the public debt, to slow down their growth to reduce the burden of servicing the debt on income tax.
The entity issued a statement which sets out twenty aspects in the political, economic, legal and social fields that, seen, must be addressed on a priority basis during the year 2012.
La ANJE stressed the need that the authorities adhere to an austere and transparent management of public spending and that are implemented the necessary measures to restore the agreement with the International Monetary Fund in the first quarter of the year.
Also pointed out the importance of reviewing the budget of income and 2012, public expenditure Act to his understanding, presents an overestimate of the income and underestimate expenditure items important.
The Agency raised a comprehensive fiscal reform for u000acorrecting the existing distortions, improve equity and promote the formalization of the economy.
In this regard, suggested to adapt the labour code to achieve a balanced labour market policy that encourages formal and decent employment, and to eliminate duplication of the costs generated by the coexistence of systems and the difficulty of access to the labour market.
the entity called find a definitive solution to the problem of the national electricity sector which considers it necessary to give priority to the implementation of the technical rate, diversifying the energy matrix, reduce losses, improve the rate of charges and focus grant Electric.
National development PLAN the ANJE
highlighted the need to prioritize the enactment and implementation of the law on the national strategy for development to serve as a guide in the implementation of a plan country consistent, continuous and respected by all the u000apolitical sectors, and also welcomes the observations submitted in the process of discussion with sectors of civil society.
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