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Countries with the Most Steps to Start a Business By CEORick [50 more lists]
The Steps to Start a Business. This list ranks the number of procedures a particular country requires to start a business. (My money is on most of those steps dealing with bureaucratic red tape.) The procedures on this list include all interactions required from licenses and permits, to verifications and notices. Equatorial Guinea was the worst with twenty steps required to start a business. New Zealand and Canada were the best, only requiring one step!
Source: World Bank
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MalaboFrench Language, Spanish Language, Portuguese LanguageCentral African CFA franc, Equatorial Guinean peseta, Equatorial Guinean ekwele More1968-10-12 - 2
KampalaEnglish Language, Ganda Language, Swahili LanguageUgandan shilling, East African shilling1962-10-09 - 3
Bandar Seri BegawanEnglish Language, Malay LanguageBrunei dollar1984-01-01 - 4
BrasíliaPortuguese LanguageBrazilian real1822-09-07 - 5
ManilaEnglish Language, Tagalog language, Filipino languagePhilippine peso1521-03-16 - 6
BissauPortuguese LanguageWest African CFA franc, CFA franc, Guinea Bissau peso1973-09-24 - 7
Venezuela, R.B. de
- 8 La Paz, SucreSpanish Language, Wichí Lhamtés Nocten, Araona Language, Quechua, Mòoré Language, Tacana language, Chiquitano language, Baure Language, Puquina Language, Pacahuara language, Reyesano language, Itonama Language, Cayubaba language, Aymara language, Leco language, Uru language, Cavineña Language, Tapieté Language, Chácobo language, Sirionó language, Ayoreo language, Kallawaya, Canichana language, Movima language MoreUS$, Bolivian peso, Bolivian boliviano1825-08-06
- 9 AthensGreek LanguageEuro, Greek drachma1821-03-25
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Congo, Dem. Rep. of
- 11 Buenos AiresSpanish LanguageArgentine peso argentino, Argentine peso, Argentina peso ley, Argentinian Peso, Argentine real More1816-07-09
- 12 AlgiersFrench Language, Arabic Language, Algerian ArabicAlgerian dinar1962
- 13 BeijingChinese language, Standard MandarinRenminbi1949-10-01
- 14 N'DjamenaFrench Language, Arabic LanguageCentral African CFA franc1960-08-11
- 15 ConakryFrench LanguageGuinean franc, Guinean syli1958-10-02
- 16 AsmaraEnglish Language, Italian Language, Arabic Language, Tigrigna Language, Tigre language MoreEritrean nakfa1991-05-24
- 17 Mbabane, LobambaEnglish Language, Swati Language, Zulu LanguageSwazi lilangeni1968-09-06
- 18 New DelhiEnglish Language, Hindi LanguageIndian rupee1947-08-15
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