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Entrepreneurship
by tj on September 5, 2003
I recently discovered the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, a research program that assesses entrepreneurial activity on a yearly basis. More than 20 countries have participated and provided data about entrepreneurial activity. A great resource for this topic! The report for Germany has some interesting conclusions:
A country with healthy entrepreneurial climate does have a good future at stock markets, so take this site as fairly good advice, in which country you should invest long-term in....
- In 2002, roughly 3.5 % of German adults are actually considering to start an own business.
- German venture feature relatively few (international) market potential.
- Asia, Latin America and former British empire countries are in lead of entrepreneurial activities.
- Germany is at position 24 regarding entrepreneurial activities and at position 12 regarding general entrepreneurial climate worldwide.
- The fear of failure is still a big hurdle for German entrepreneurs to overcome.
- Total Entrepreneurial Activity has fallen significantly stronger in Germany than in other countries after 2001.
- The biggest pluses for Germany are infrastructure, IP protection and subsidies.
- Hamburg, the place I'm living scores highest in Total Entrepreneurial Activity for entrepreneurs in Germany :-)
A country with healthy entrepreneurial climate does have a good future at stock markets, so take this site as fairly good advice, in which country you should invest long-term in....
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