International Data Sources on Enterprise Start-up Figures and Preliminary Results from an Analysis of Start-up Rates in Selected OECD-Countries for the Period 1995-2000

The world economy and the OECD countries in particular are currently undergoinga phase of rapid and fundamental economic changes. Countries that inthe post-war period have enjoyed strong comparative advantages (mainly) builton high quality production in the manufacturing sector, are now increasinglychallenged by new competitors. The spread of new information and communicationtechnologies has contributed to intensified competition on traditionalmarkets and to the creation of entirely new, high-tech and service industries.[...]

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Year of publication:	2002
Authors:	Holz, Michael
Institutions:	Institut für Mittelstandsforschung <Bonn>
Published in:	Institut für Mittelstandsforschung Bonn - Arbeitspapiere Schriften zur Mittelstandsforschung Nr. 96 NF
Subject:	Unternehmensgründung \| foundation of an enterprise \| Klein- und Mittelbetrieb \| Mittelstand \| Internationalisierung \| internatinalization \| OECD

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1. Introduction
2. Definition and Significance of Enterprise Start-up Rates
2.1 Challenges Related to International Comparisons ofEnterprise Start-up Rates
2.2 The Ecological Approach for Calculating Enterprise StartupRates
2.3 The Labour Market Approach for Calculating EnterpriseStart-up Rates
2.4 Is there an Optimal Enterprise Start-up Rate?
3. National Data Sources on Enterprise Start-up Figures in theAnalysed OECD Countries
3.1 Germany
3.2 France
3.3 United Kingdom
3.4 Italy
3.5 Spain
3.6 USA
4. Preliminary Results from an Analysis of Enterprise Start-upRates in the six OECD Countries
4.1 Enterprise Start-up Rates According to the EcologicalApproach
4.2 Enterprise Start-up Rates According to the Labour MarketApproach
4.3 Complementary Analysis of the Rate of EstablishedEnterprises per Population in Working Age
5. Summary

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