Social Contradictions and the Internal Control of Angolan Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

Abstract

Traditionally, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MPYMEs) have been the main means of sustaining modern economies, not only by their participation in reducing unemployment, but also by adjusting to the needs of the communities and contributing significantly to the decline of The informality of the economy and poverty. The Angolan government has implemented this instrument for the creation of business promotion programs and credit concessions essentially subsidized in the MSMEs, however in many cases unfortunately they have only been unsuccessful attempts. According to the above, the objective of this article is to analyze the contradictions between the government's policy of financing the MSMEs for the diversification of the national economy, reduction of unemployment, cultural development of the people and the fight against poverty, for which the methods of analysis_ synthesis, historical _logic and induction_ deduction were used.