Economical indicator for structural business statistics
00 Population of active enterprises in t - number
01 Births of enterprises in t - number
02 Deaths of enterprises in t - number
03 Enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t - number
04 High growth enterprises measured in employment (growth by 10% or more) - number
05 Persons employed in the population of active enterprises in t - number
06 Employees in the population of active enterprises in t - number
07 Persons employed in the population of births in t - number
08 Employees in the population of births in t - number
09 Persons employed in the population of deaths in t - number
0a Employees in the population of deaths in t - number
0b Persons employed in the population of enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t - number
0c Persons employed in the year of birth in the population of enterprises newly born in t-3 having survived to t - number
0d Net business population growth - percentage
0e Business churn: birth rate + death rate - percentage
0f Birth rate: number of enterprise births in the reference period (t) divided by the number of enterprises active in t - percentage
0g Death rate: number of enterprise deaths in the reference period (t) divided by the number of enterprises active in t - percentage
0h 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
0i 3 year old enterprises' share of the business population - percentage
0j 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
0k 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
0l 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
0m 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
0n 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
0o 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
0p 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
0q 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)
000 Industry, construction and services except activities of holding companies
001 Industry (except construction)
002 Construction
003 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
004 Transportation and storage
005 Accommodation and food service activities
006 Information and communication
007 Financial and insurance activities; real estate activities except activities of holding companies
008 Professional, scientific and technical activities; administrative and support service activities
009 Education; human health and social work activities
00a Arts, entertainment and recreation; other service activities
Business demography and high growth enterprise by NACE Rev. 2 and NUTS 3 regions (2008-2020)
methods, notes and classification
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