Managers believe Aragonese unlikely to create jobs in second quarter net.
Zaragoza, April 27 .- The directors of Aragonese firms believe that the adjustment for the economic crisis shows signs of forward and that the outlook for the second quarter of the year are better, "timidly," but believe that it is unlikely employment growth net.
This is reflected in the first opinion poll on the evolution of the productive sectors by the Association of Managers, darkfall gold for sale, and Executives of Aragon (ADEA) by surveying 404 corporate executives Aragon, the 194 respondents, 48 percent.
The survey, presented today by President of ADEA, Salvador sandbox, reflecting a better evolution of the sectors in the first quarter of 2010 compared to December 2009, with the greatest difficulties for the construction and property development, with a decrease in sales for 67, sto credits, percent of respondents versus 33 percent who perceive a stable or positive behavior, and a fall in prices of 60.9 percent.
On a positive highlights the automotive, with a percentage of sales decreased to 14.7 percent of managers as opposed to 85.3 percent who qualify from stable or positive and also positive behavior in exports, for 71.7, aika gold, per cent stable or better, something that is repeated for the second half of the year, especially in the automotive (62.2 percent).
In sales, all sectors foresee an improvement for the second quarter, including the construction, which descend negative reviews 7.78 points.
In imports, the industry points to a positive behavior (notably the automotive sector, with 78.4 percent who show stability or improvement), while services, trade and logistics sector have tilted to the downside, with a decrease Figures for 51.6 percent of managers surveyed.
However, all sectors predict improvements in the second quarter, including services / business / logistics, which decreased 6 points to drop your opinion figures.
Many managers, according to the survey believe that their firms hold positions decrease in their turnover, which indicates that the adjustment has not been completed in most sectors.
As for product prices have remained stagnant in the early months of 2010, except in the construction, whose executives indicated in 60.9 percent have decreased, while for the second quarter expect greater stability, but in no case raises.
Regarding access to credit, the general impression is that it maintains a certain degree of difficulty in obtaining financing, albeit under stable prices.
The service sector / business / logistics perceived a worsening (53.1 percent of managers see it unfavorable), and real estate / construction makes estimates of worsening (45.6 percent).
Regarding employment, negative stresses real estate, and that 49.7 percent of managers shows decreases, while that percentage is reduced in the outlook for the second quarter, going to 29.9 percent.
In general, according to the survey, all sectors improve towards greater stability in employment, growing the answers you envision new additions, especially inindustry (14.2 percent in automotive and 11 percent in the rest of the sector).
The report highlights the overall increase in productivity (for 47.9 percent of automotive executives, 39.8 percent in the rest of the industry, 41.7 percent in services / logistics and commercial 33.8 percent in real estate / construction).
Before the adjustments that have to do business, and autonomous individuals, institutions AEDA claims accelerate their adjustment plans to reduce debt and deficit and avoid tax increases in the future.
It also suggests that companies look for new markets and incorporate technological advances to reduce costs and improve efficiency and competitiveness, that individuals who are not affected by the crisis consumed in the extent possible and that the social partners to contribute to greater soon have a new working environment that facilitates the reduction of unemployment.
On the other hand, sand has been advanced that ADEA held on October 25 in Zaragoza the first convention of managers of Aragon with the theme "Innovating to compete." anh / agm