Las sociedades por acciones simplificadas, sus problemas y desventajas en su constitución en ecuador.

Abstract

On February 28, 2020, the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Law came into force, which was created as a contribution to our laws. It strengthened with a series of regulations aimed at stimulating the business industry. On the one hand, this law offers the opportunity to create a new legal entity for the sake of business growth; on the other hand, it preserves the obligations of other partnership forms and establishes restrictions in their execution. Ecuador, with 33.6%, is one of the countries with the highest regional rate of entrepreneurship concerning its population, according to INEC census data in 2016; followed by Chile at 25.9%; Colombia at 22.7%; and Peru at 22.2%. Although Ecuador ranks high in terms of the economically active population in the region, these findings reflect a problematic fact: the country's structurally weak economic system and lack capacity to absorb the workforce and increase its productivity.