SMEs Financial Analysis between KUR and Islamic Microfinance
Small Medium Entreprises (SMEs) is one of the Indonesian economy’s backbones. It gives a high contribution to GDP for above 50% annually (Rakornas Kemenkop, 2013). The same arguments expressed by the president Joko Widodo in his speech at the US-ASEAN summit last February,2016. He said that there were about 88.9 to 99.9 percents of business in the form of SMEs in Asean. In addition, SMEs sector can absorb the workforce to 97.2 percent in asean (metrotvnews.com, February,17 2015). It is no doubt, given at the time of the crisis in 1998 when a group of businesses or other businesses out of business, the SME sector still could survive it is because SMEs do not rely use financing from the conventional bank n financing their business. The eleventh-policy of government put SMEs as a potential sector in boostin Indonesian Economy. However, there are obstacles in developing SMEs. From the three obstacles existing-marketing, capital, and management-, marketing is the most crucial problem among them.
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