good Euro countries to start a bussiness in ?

[Deleted]

All of Europe is going down the drain. Run while you can.

Except not really. There's more chance all markets crash in the same day before Europe goes down the drain.

[Cybran]

Except not really. There's more chance all markets crash in the same day before Europe goes down the drain.

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/...97001087968652

The euro-zone economy's recovery from its long slump lost its momentum in the third quarter, compounding fears that Europe could get mired in a "lost decade" of stagnation, joblessness and political discontent.

However, France and Italy, the bloc's next-biggest economies after Germany, both suffered small contractions. Italy's was the ninth quarterly GDP drop in a row. France's was a setback for its embattled Socialist President François Hollande, who is struggling to overhaul a limping economy and overcome fears of national decline.

"France is still stuck in a vicious circle of disinvestment, unemployment and zero growth," said Marc Touati, economist at French business consultancy ACDEFI.

French companies' declining competitiveness has been in the spotlight in recent weeks, with small and large firms—from engineering giant Alstom SA to France's only piano maker Ateliers Pleyel—unveiling plans for layoffs.

Many Italian businesses are hurting even more. In the property market of Tuscany "there's basically no activity at all, regardless of price," says Alessio Colomeiciuc, chairman of local lender Caripit.

Italian industrial output has fallen by a quarter since before the crisis, and many survivors have had to cut jobs and prices.

It will keep getting worse until it all comes crashing down.

[Deleted]

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/...97001087968652




It will keep getting worse until it all comes crashing down.

Do you ever have anything positive to say, about anything at all?

[Kalis]

It will keep getting worse until it all comes crashing down.

No it won't.

If you think it will, then your opinion is irrelevant as you have zero understanding of how markets function over time.

You're either being deliberately disingenuous (funnily enough, a word that I often use to describe your comments), or you're ignorant - neither of which is a particularly good basis for your arguments.

[Cybran]

Do you ever have anything positive to say, about anything at all?

I like puppies. They are alright.

[a C e]

Don't forget to ask locals like you did for Europe. Walmart failed because they just wanted to 1:1 their format in Germany.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysi...ates_relations


They seem to have enough arab style furniture ;D

actually, We are exporting from UAE to X country we are choosing ( im doing the project in UAE ), but these furniture items are different, while we will be making Arabian styled ones

[Deleted]

well the company I choose involves Iranian, Arabian and Italy mixed style of furniture. Here is an example:
http://delhi4cats.files.wordpress.co...use-qaseem.jpg

The thing is that I am worried that these countries arent open to these certain types of furniture.( Is there any Scandinavian that would like to have one of these) they aren't pricy

Any country with shitty immigration laws will do then.
Take ur pick:

Holland
Belgium
Sweden
Finland
Germany
France
Luxemburg

[pucGG]

well the company I choose involves Iranian, Arabian and Italy mixed style of furniture. Here is an example:
http://delhi4cats.files.wordpress.co...use-qaseem.jpg

The thing is that I am worried that these countries arent open to these certain types of furniture.( Is there any Scandinavian that would like to have one of these) they aren't pricy

Good job on your financial suicide.

[Deleted]

aha thanks for the tip I would look into it but are the british open to new ideas such as this one, or they will stick to their own culture?

while most british people are not likely to buy that sort of thing, certain areas in the UK, mostly the south east and midlands have a high north african / middle eastern community that might be interested, but im not totally sure how the market for that sort of stuff is.

where i live theres a large immigrant population and theres lot of furnature shops around that sell a mix of normal furniture, and that stuff you sell, i think if you was just going for one market you wouldn't last that long.

[dd614]

For that kind of business, France or Britain. They can't get enough middle-easterners.

[Callous1970]

NOT France. Hard work won't kill you, but in France its actually illegal.

[Deleted]

well the company I choose involves Iranian, Arabian and Italy mixed style of furniture. Here is an example:
http://delhi4cats.files.wordpress.co...use-qaseem.jpg

The thing is that I am worried that these countries arent open to these certain types of furniture.( Is there any Scandinavian that would like to have one of these) they aren't pricy

UK. Once all the Roma people from Romania and Bulgaria leave, they'll move there and they love that kind of stuff!

Also Spain and Portugal.

[Deleted]

Greece huehuehuehue.

[Cybran]

UK. Once all the Roma people from Romania and Bulgaria leave, they'll move there and they love that kind of stuff!

The publically funded housing for the Roma will likely have furniture already.

[Slant]

Hello guys,

I have a marketing project that involves opening a new branch of a chosen company to enter a country in Europe, The industry I have chosen is the furniture industry and half way through after I choose Italy as my country I noticed that the GDP/ per capita is declining heavily in the past 5 years. This means that people no longer have the purchasing power to buy my product :/

I was wondering if there is a country in Europe with good growth rates in GDP, good tax rates for foreign businesses and a good furniture industry. I would really appreciate your help

Here is a picture of it http://maoint.com/maoint/gallery/web...images/011.jpg this version isnt on the ground and has a modern feel

Pick Germany. We have a huge minority consisting of turkish/arabian ethnicity so your will be able to sell your goods on top of having top craftsmen available, since the education in these fields is pretty good. And you'll have the odd rich guy spending money on crap that he doesn't need because we're all filthy rich, unlike other countries.

[Crispin]

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/...97001087968652




It will keep getting worse until it all comes crashing down.

You belive everything you read right?

Truth is, that the EU is doing better than it was just a year ago, it's not 2004, but it's still alot better, and we don't put our economy in a gamble because of some obamacare reform protest every 6 months.

[Cybran]

Truth is, that the EU is doing better than it was just a year ago, it's not 2004, but it's still alot better

The truth is that most economies are struggling and there is no way to fix the situation. The risk of a Japan style deflation scenario grows every day and that will be the catastrophic blow to the European economy.

[Deleted]

The truth is that most economies are struggling and there is no way to fix the situation. The risk of a Japan style deflation scenario grows every day and that will be the catastrophic blow to the European economy.

You should stop speaking out of it, you're stinking up the place.

[Kalis]

The truth is that most economies are struggling and there is no way to fix the situation.

Do you have any evidence of that?

It's almost as if your spout your economically ignorant nonsense from jealousy of first world nations...it's the national equivalent of hating people who are successful, due to being a failure at life yourself.

[Cybran]

Do you have any evidence of that?

There is plenty of evidence. The 0.1 contraction in France, the Rising unemployment in Italy, the fact that US volture firms are buying up Spain and Greece for cents on the dollar, etc.