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4.3.1 Share of foreign controlled e
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4.4 Dutch controlled enterprises ou
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4.4.3 Turnover of Dutch controlled
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4.4.5 Ratio of turnover outside the
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International enterprises in a regi
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Internationally active enterprises,
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5.3 International enterprises in a
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Local business units owned by a for
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Graph 5.3.3 shows the share of fore
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108 Statistics Netherlands Zeeuws-V
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5.4.3 Local business units of two-w
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Table 5.4.9 and 5.4.10 show the int
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116 Statistics Netherlands Two thir
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Enterprise demography of internatio
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to its trade portfolio, or by incre
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We also expect that the internation
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6.4 Descriptive statistics The demo
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owner) in the Netherlands and espec
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6.4.3 Enterprise growth rate of for
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abroad makes extra demands on an en
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6.6.1 Survival rates of new start-u
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6.6.3 Survival rates of new start-u
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6.7.1 Cox regression model fitted t
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Annex Births of Dutch and foreign c
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Economic effects of enterprise dyna
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We studied the development trajecto
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categories for 2008 alone, because
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Total turnover of the cohort of 200
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This table only shows some outlines
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7.4.6 Comparison of similar Dutch a
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7.5 Economic development before exi
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7.5.3 Matching variables and refere
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7.5.5 Development of matched Dutch
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Enterprise dynamics and internation
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We start out by illustrating how ne
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8.3 Data and methodology In order t
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8.3.2 Enterprises with product-coun
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Continuing importers are by far the
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8.5.2 Trade portfolio at export sta
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Interesting to see is that both new
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8.6 Survival analysis In this parag
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Survival of international traders:
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8.6.2 Survival rates of new traders
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8.6.3 Enterprise survival of trader
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Survival of international traders:
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8.6.4 Survival rates of new traders
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Graph 8.6.4 shows that there is onl
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significant differences. Further an
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8.4a Pairwise comparisons between d
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Enterprise dynamics during the fina
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economic activity, size, (foreign)
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Linking the information on jobs and
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The birth and death rates as presen
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9.4 Economic impact of the financia
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9.4.1 Turnover, jobs, import and ex
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9.4.2 Dynamics of size classes betw
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International trade patterns of for
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9.5 Statistical analysis Our analys
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9.5.2 Year-on-year (corrected) mean
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turnover growth over the five years
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International trade in goods by ent
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This chapter presents information a
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10.2 Overview of international trad
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For SMEs that export goods, the sha
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10.4.1 Import and export value of g
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10.5.1 Share of importers/exporters
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International trade in services by
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11.2 Overview of the international
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11.3 International trade in service
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11.4 International trade in service
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11.4.2 Imports of services by econo
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11.5.1 Share of international servi
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Foreign Direct Investments 12.1 12.
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12.2 The Dutch share in worldwide F
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12.2.2 Dutch share in EU-15 FDI (st
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12.3.2 Dutch FDI (stocks) relative
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12.4.1 Dutch FDI (stocks), by count
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12.5 Dutch FDI stocks: by economic
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12.5.2 Inward FDI (stocks) by econo
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International traffic and transport
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13.2 International air passenger tr
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13.2.2 International passenger tran
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etween European countries (average
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13.3.2 Loaded and unloaded internat
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Vehicles registered in Germany, Bel
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13.4.2 Share of Dutch road transpor
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Malaysia (+18) and Hong Kong (+18)
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13.5.2 Sea container transport to a
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Internationalisation and employment
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14.2 Overview of the data on intern
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14.3 Employment situation at Dutch
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14.4 Workforce composition and job
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14.4.2 Job dynamics at Dutch and fo
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14.5.2 Share of high and low-paid e
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CBS. (2007). Key Figures Internatio
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Groot, S.P.T., De Groot, H., Lejour
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Ramaekers, P. and E. Daems. (2009).