At the Member State level various regulatory frameworks exist, ranging from well-developed policy initiatives to no formal framework targeted specifically at social entrepreneurship. As a result, there are significant differences across countries in terms of the activity profile of social enterprises, legal forms, tax incentives, business models and support structures. Sources of capital also vary (see Figure 1), ranging from models based on donation and grant finance to enterprises with sales and fees as their primary capital sources.
By European Parliamentary Research Service
/ March 21, 2017
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