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B4. Drivers: Enterprise and Competition

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B4. Enterprise and Competition

The more acute competitive pressures the higher productivity growth. We present data on concentration of market share and the incidence of supernormal profits, as a monitor of competitive pressures – the greater the competition the lower these indicators will be.

Enterprise is the process of dynamic competition, for example the creation of new business opportunities within existing firms, or the setting up of new firms. Greater entrepreneurial activity can increase productivity. VAT-registrations are used here as a key measure of enterprise.  

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B4.1_Profitability_non-Financial_Corporations.xls B4.1_Profitability_non-Financial_Corporations  
  Description
Profitability of private non-financial companies in the UK, manufacturing and services, net rate of return, %.
1970 (1989)-2010
 
B4.1_Profitability_of_non-Financial_Corporations.xls B4.1_Profitability_of_non-Financial_Corporations  
  Description
Profitability of private non-financial companies in the UK, manufacturing and services, net rate of return, %.
1970-2009, 1989-2009
 
B4.2_VAT_Registrations_by_Sector.xls B4.2_VAT_Registrations_by_Sector  
  Description
Business registrations as % of industrial sector stock, %.
1994-2007
 
B4.3_Import_Shares_in_GDP_by_Sector.xls B4.3_Import_Shares_in_GDP_by_Sector  
  Description
Import share in GDP by industrial sector, %.
1992-2008
 
B4.4_Sector_GVA_Shares_of_Top_5_Firms_in_Industry.xls B4.4_Sector_GVA_Shares_of_Top_5_Firms_in_Industry  
  Description
Concentration of top 5 firms compared to whole industrial sector, %.
2004