Changes in the number of various legal structures of business
2007
Jurgena. I., Latvia Univ. of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia) | Radzele, A., Latvia Univ. of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia)
This article describes the effects of new legislation in Latvia, as well as external and international factors, on the registration (establishing) and liquidation of individual enterprises, companies and farms. Legislation in Latvia facilitates the harmonisation of the structure and content of businesses in Latvia with globally accepted and known definitions of legal structures of entrepreneurship. After transformation or liquidation, previously established and functioning legal structures of business are classified in accordance with the new Commercial Law and European practice. Regression analysis revealed definite trends and convincing casual relationships: the fact that the number of registered businesses in Latvia is increasing, which indicates that the business environment is developing; the number of liquidated businesses has stabilized at the level that prevailed immediately after the introduction of new legislation regulating commercial activities.
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