Emergence and Survival of New Businesses :
Falck, Oliver.
Emergence and Survival of New Businesses : Econometric Analyses / by Oliver Falck. - viii, 140 páginas 13 ilustraciones recurso en línea. - Contributions to Management Science, 1431-1941 .
Springer eBooks
Introduction, Summary, and Conclusions -- The Effects of New Business Formation on Industry Growth -- New Businesses and Regional Development -- New Business Formation by Industry over Space and Time -- New Business Survival by Industry over Space and Time -- Micro-Econometric Survival Analysis of New Businesses.
Two very topical research questions are addressed in this book: Which are the determinants of new business formation and their survival, and will business start-ups, especially in the service sector, create employment and thereby generate growth? The analysis is based on a unique dataset consisting of the population of all businesses with at least one employee under social security in Germany in all private industries (manufacturing and services). State-of-the-art econometric techniques are used throughout the book, taking into account the multi-dimensional character of the determinants. Using Germany as an example, the book gives a comprehensive review on entrepreneurial activity, and draws the general conclusion that new businesses should not be subsidized with a watering can.
9783790819489
10.1007/9783790819489 doi
HB615
Emergence and Survival of New Businesses : Econometric Analyses / by Oliver Falck. - viii, 140 páginas 13 ilustraciones recurso en línea. - Contributions to Management Science, 1431-1941 .
Springer eBooks
Introduction, Summary, and Conclusions -- The Effects of New Business Formation on Industry Growth -- New Businesses and Regional Development -- New Business Formation by Industry over Space and Time -- New Business Survival by Industry over Space and Time -- Micro-Econometric Survival Analysis of New Businesses.
Two very topical research questions are addressed in this book: Which are the determinants of new business formation and their survival, and will business start-ups, especially in the service sector, create employment and thereby generate growth? The analysis is based on a unique dataset consisting of the population of all businesses with at least one employee under social security in Germany in all private industries (manufacturing and services). State-of-the-art econometric techniques are used throughout the book, taking into account the multi-dimensional character of the determinants. Using Germany as an example, the book gives a comprehensive review on entrepreneurial activity, and draws the general conclusion that new businesses should not be subsidized with a watering can.
9783790819489
10.1007/9783790819489 doi
HB615