The Private Market in Eastern Europe; Microbusinesses as a solution to unemployment and Private Insurances as a solution to poor medical service

Džidić Adin (2022) The Private Market in Eastern Europe; Microbusinesses as a solution to unemployment and Private Insurances as a solution to poor medical service. In: Shape the future together! - IV. BBS International Sustainability Student Conference Proceeding (PDF) Budapesti Gazdasági Egyetem. Budapest Business School, Budapest, pp. 20-35. ISBN 978-615-6342-21-8 (Submitted)

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Official URL: https://doi.org/10.29180/9786156342218_2

Abstract

Microbusiness, a possible way to solve the problem of unemployment in eastern Europe? Regarding the topic of microbusiness, an ancient day which has been around for centuries now, many people have in fact seen them as the “go-to” way as to solve problems of general unemployment which has plagiarized most of the world today. The general idea of microbusiness goes as: if one can’t find a desired position, one should indeed strive and their best to create it. However, this has proven itself on numerous occasions that it was much easier said than done, as starting a microbusiness does yield numerous risks of its own, with the major one being falling into bankruptcy as well as inadvertently falling into a legal affair. (Heyes, 2019) The former has indeed proven itself to be much more of a general danger for those who engage in this idea unprepared, while the latter might prove itself to be signifying a greater danger for those business which survive the initial stage which may last for a few months up to a few years at the time.