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................ 11 TABLE 8: THE SHARE OF LOCAL RAW MATERIALSA IN TOTAL RAW MATERIALS FOR PRODUCTION IN EPZS ..................................................................................................................................................... 12 TABLE 9: WOMEN’S AGE AND EDUCATION IN EPZS .................................................................................. 13 TABLE 10: TRAINING FOR WORKERS IN EPZS ......................................................................

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qui peut être expliqué par les caractéristiques qui leur sont propres. En fait, les banques perçoivent souvent le niveau de risque des PME comme étant élevé : 60 % des banques de l’ASEAN 6 (Brunei, Indonésie, Malaisie, Philippines, Singapour, Thaïlande) et 40 % des banques de l’ASEAN 4 (Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodge) auraient cette perception (RAM, 2005). De plus, la performance des PME n’est pas toujours convaincante, notamment dans les pays en transition où la position des PME est encore

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