Economical indicator for structural business statistics
0 Population of active enterprises in t - number
1 Births of enterprises in t - number
2 Deaths of enterprises in t - number
3 Enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t - number
4 High growth enterprises measured in employment (growth by 10% or more) - number
5 Persons employed in the population of active enterprises in t - number
6 Employees in the population of active enterprises in t - number
7 Persons employed in the population of births in t - number
8 Employees in the population of births in t - number
9 Persons employed in the population of deaths in t - number
a Employees in the population of deaths in t - number
b Persons employed in the population of enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t - number
c Persons employed in the year of birth in the population of enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t - number
d Net business population growth - percentage
e Business churn: birth rate + death rate - percentage
f Birth rate: number of enterprise births in the reference period (t) divided by the number of enterprises active in t - percentage
g Death rate: number of enterprise deaths in the reference period (t) divided by the number of enterprises active in t - percentage
h Survival rate 3: number of enterprises in the reference period (t) newly born in t-3 having survived to t divided by the number of enterprise births in t-3 - percentage
i 3 year old enterprises' share of the business population - percentage
j Employment share of enterprise births: number of persons employed in the reference period (t) among enterprises newly born in t divided by the number of persons employed in t among the stock of enterprises active in t - percentage
k Average size of newly born enterprises: number of persons employed in the reference period (t) among enterprises newly born in t divided by the number of enterprises newly born in t - number
l New enterprise paid employment rate: number of employees in the reference period (t) among enterprises newly born in t divided by the number of persons employed in t among enterprises newly born in t - percentage
m Employment share of enterprise deaths: number of persons employed in the reference period (t) among enterprise deaths divided by the number of persons employed in t among the stock of active enterprises in t - percentage
n Average employment in enterprise deaths: number of persons employed in the reference period (t) among enterprise deaths in t divided by the number of enterprise deaths in t - number
o Three-year old enterprises employment growth rate: number of persons employed in the reference period (t) among enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t divided by the number of persons employed in t-3 by the same enterprises, expressed as a percentage growth rate - percentage
p Employment share of 3 year old enterprises: Number of persons employed in enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t, divided by the number of persons employed in the population of active enterprises in t - percentage
q Share of high growth enterprises measured in employment: number of high growth enterprises divided by the number of active enterprises with at least 10 employees - percentage
Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE Rev. 2)
0 Industry, construction and services except activities of holding companies
1 Industry (except construction)
2 Construction
3 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
4 Transportation and storage
5 Accommodation and food service activities
6 Information and communication
7 Financial and insurance activities; real estate activities except activities of holding companies
8 Professional, scientific and technical activities; administrative and support service activities
9 Education; human health and social work activities
a Arts, entertainment and recreation; other service activities
Business demography and high growth enterprise by NACE Rev. 2 activity and metropolitan regions
methods, notes and classification
Variables