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SMALL BUSINESS IN ARMENIA CRASHES BIG PROBLEMS: EMPLOYERS' UNION
YEREVAN, February 8. /ARKA/. Small business in Armenia faces many
obstacles as the republic has no fair competition, weak management
and legislative flaws in the republic, the head of Republican Union
of Employers Gagik Makaryan said Friday.
He explained much damage is caused to small business when media
disseminates disinformation about the goods produced by these
enterprises.
Particularly, he referred to a TV program on one of Armenian channels
which reported on a buyer's complaint about a low-quality hair bleach
domestic product and an allergy the woman had after using it.
Makaryan clarified that shortly after the complaint was filed,
the product was tested and no detrimental or prohibited chemicals
were detected.
The head of the Union accused the TV program authors of ignoring the
positive results of the expertise which they never presented as well as
didn't resumed that the domestic product meets all quality standards.
The authors, on their side, disagreed with Makaryan stating the
program was unbiased. -0-
From: Baghdasarian
YEREVAN, February 8. /ARKA/. Small business in Armenia faces many
obstacles as the republic has no fair competition, weak management
and legislative flaws in the republic, the head of Republican Union
of Employers Gagik Makaryan said Friday.
He explained much damage is caused to small business when media
disseminates disinformation about the goods produced by these
enterprises.
Particularly, he referred to a TV program on one of Armenian channels
which reported on a buyer's complaint about a low-quality hair bleach
domestic product and an allergy the woman had after using it.
Makaryan clarified that shortly after the complaint was filed,
the product was tested and no detrimental or prohibited chemicals
were detected.
The head of the Union accused the TV program authors of ignoring the
positive results of the expertise which they never presented as well as
didn't resumed that the domestic product meets all quality standards.
The authors, on their side, disagreed with Makaryan stating the
program was unbiased. -0-
From: Baghdasarian