Self-employment. The Case of Spain
Journal: SocioEconomic Challenges (SEC) (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2018-04-06
Authors : Guillermo Ceballos Santamaría Juan José Villanueva Álvaro José Mondéjar Jiménez;
Page : 35-39
Keywords : self-employment; worker-members; SMEs;
Abstract
This article is a study on self-employment in Spain, and particularly on a target group: worker-members of small limited liability companies. Through the descriptive analysis of a sample of workers extracted from the Continuous Work History Sample (CWHS), on the one hand, we evaluate the con-ditions which determine the decision to become your own employer, and on the other hand, we reflect a number of socio-demographic characteristics related to the working life of our target group. The most relevant result demonstrates that worker-members of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can be differentiated as an independent group with its own features, despite the economic literature has usually studied them within the self-employed workers' collective. This group represents about a quarter of the totality of the Spanish self-employed work, thus becoming a very important part of the national economy in the wealth and employment creation.
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