SMEs in Budapest do not ask for centralization
During the coronavirus pandemic, more than 80 percent of businesses agree with the proposals made by the Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BKIK) to help economic operators in the capital.
Recent online research has also confirmed BKIK’s leadership in its commitment to a model of chamber operation based on self-government. Indeed, 84 percent of respondents strongly reject Parragh’s illegally prepared, centralized law amendment that ignores the views of the chamber system.
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