Statistiques structurelles et démographiques des entreprises (SDBS)

La base de données des statistiques structurelles et démographiques des entreprises (SDBS) fournit une information riche à un niveau de secteur d'activité très désagrégé, incluant entre autres: le chiffre d'affaires, la valeur ajoutée, la production, l'excédent brut d'exploitation, l'emploi, le coût de la main-d'œuvre ou encore l'investissement. La ventilation par secteur industriel, y compris des services, est complétée par une

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La base de données de l'OCDE sur la démographie des entreprises fournit des informations telles que les taux de création, de défaillance et de survie des entreprises ainsi que les taux d'entreprises à forte croissance pour la plupart des pays de l'OCDE. Les indicateurs sont ventilés en utilisant la Classification Internationale Type par Industrie (CITI, Révision 3), et pour certains d'entre eux par classe de taille d'emploi.

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Contient les données au niveau 2-position de la classification CITI Rev 3, pour le nombre d'établissements et le nombre d'entreprises, par classe de taille et total, pour les pays membres de l'OCDE, à partir de 1995. Source : Statistiques Structurelles et Démographique des Entreprises (SDBS)

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