Research Agenda for Entrepreneurship Policy / Ed. by F.Welter, D.Smallbone

Arshed, N.; Barinova, V.; Do, H.; Drummond, I.; Li X; Mazwai, T.; Mitsui, I.; Ndemo, B.; Piasecki, B.; Potter, J.; Rogut, A.; Smallbone, D.; Storey, D.; Xheneti, M.; Xu, J.; Zemtsov, S.

Авторы: Arshed N., Barinova V., Do H., Drummond I., Li X., Mazwai T., Mitsui I., Ndemo B., Piasecki B., Potter J., Rogut A., Smallbone D., Storey D., Xheneti M., Xu J., Zemtsov S.
Год издания: 2020
Место издания: Edward Elgar Publishing Cheltenham
Объём: 224 страниц
ISBN: 978-1-78643-093-9
Аннотация: Smallbone D., Welter F. (ed.) Research Agenda for Entrepreneurship Policy. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 224 p. One of the most distinctive features of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Russia is their relatively small contribution to the economy compared to many other countries, including other emerging economies. According to the OECD, in 2010 there were just 3.2 million operating businesses in the country. By international standards this is a small number given the size of the Russian economy. For example, countries such as Mexico and South Korea have more businesses than Russia despite the total output of these countries’ economies being smaller. In addition, the rate of 31 registered enterprises per one thousand of the working population is far below OECD countries such as Mexico (with a figure of 67) and the USA (with a figure of 102). Moreover, the modest contribution of SME activity in Russia is also revealed by looking at the figures for employment. In 2018 the Russian Statistical Office reports that more than 5.7 million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and sole proprietorships operate in the Russian Federation, creating jobs for approximately 19 million citizens, which is about one-third of all working people or 38 per cent of permanent employees.At the same time, it is difficult to be definitive due to differences in the way in which the statistics on the SME sector are presented in Russia, which reflect the differences in the definition of what constitutes an SME. Nevertheless, based on OECD’s report, Rosstat has produced estimates describing the size, structure and other features of Russian SMEs based on European Union (EU) definitions.
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