methods, notes and classification Factors, likely limiting business growth between 2011 and 2013, by type of enterprise and NACE Rev. 2 methods, notes and classification

    • Unit of measure
      • 0 Percentage
    • Enterprise
      • 0 Total
      • 1 Young high-growth enterprises (gazelles)
      • 2 High-growth enterprises
      • 3 Other enterprises
    • Classification of economic activities - NACE Rev.2
      • 0 Total business economy except financial and insurance activities
      • 1 Industry (except construction)
      • 2 Construction
      • 3 Wholesale and retail trade; transport, accommodation and food service, real estate and administrative activities
      • 4 Information and communication
      • 5 Professional, scientific and technical activities
    • Reason
      • 0 General economic outlook
      • 1 Limited demand in the local/domestic markets
      • 2 Limited demand in foreign markets
      • 3 Limited availability of suitable new personnel
      • 4 Loss of existing personnel
      • 5 Business transfer problems e.g. inheritance
      • 6 High cost of labour
      • 7 Necessary investment into equipment
      • 8 Products getting outdated (R&D necessary, product lead time)
      • 9 Technological competition
      • a New entrants in the market
      • b Price competition/small margins
      • c Regulatory framework
      • d Lack of fiscal incentives
      • e Difficult access to information technology
      • f Other infrastructure weakness
      • g Not enough financing
      • h No response
    • Geopolitical entity (reporting)
      • 0 Belgium
      • 1 Bulgaria
      • 2 Denmark
      • 3 Germany (until 1990 former territory of the FRG)
      • 4 Ireland
      • 5 Greece
      • 6 Spain
      • 7 France
      • 8 Italy
      • 9 Cyprus
      • a Latvia
      • b Lithuania
      • c Luxembourg
      • d Malta
      • e Netherlands
      • f Poland
      • g Slovakia
      • h Finland
      • i Sweden
      • j United Kingdom