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Self-employed
Spain is Andalucian,” said Rafael Amor, who believes that the growth of the selfemployed in Andalucia is due to the fact that “Andalucia is a land of entrepreneurship and there are many facilities for starting up your own business.”
Comparing 2023 with 2022:

In the data on the selfemployed, if we compare with July 2022, the Social Security data show that the communities with the greatest weight of tourism have increased their enrolment in Spain over the last year, while nine have lost selfemployed workers, in addition to the two autonomous cities.
In other words, if we compare July 2022 with July 2023, the two archipelagos show an increase of 2.2 per cent in enrolment of the selfemployed, and there is also a notable increase in the Autonomous Community of Valencia (+1.1 per cent), Madrid and Andalucia (0.6 per cent) and Catalonia (+0.2 per cent).
The average in Spain is an increase of 0.1 per cent of the selfemployed, a total of 3,617 more selfemployed.
Andalusia in this period added 3,404 selfemployed workers, which demonstrates the strength of the community and its contribution to the positive data in Spain.

By Antonio Flores