Prensa
Latina reports that there are now 400,000 Cubans working in the small
entrepreneurial sector.
And the
government,
Reuters
reports, is taking a positive step by finally creating stores where
entrepreneurs can buy supplies at wholesale prices.
That will give entrepreneurs some flexibility
to lower prices and an ability to hire more workers or otherwise invest in
their businesses.
It could also reduce
incentives for pilferage from state supplies.
AP
reports that in addition to selling supplies and equipment, the new enterprise
will offer storage and refrigerated storage service.
Some
piecemeal
efforts along these lines began in 2011; hopefully this is the real deal.
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