Do entry barriers, perceived by SMEs, affect real antry? Some evidence from the Netherlands
The objective of this paper is to analyse the relationship between perceived entry barriers and real entry. Real entry rates are interpreted as an indicator for the dynamics in an industry. The major hypothesis of this paper is that important entry barriers restrict new entry. Real entry rates are provided by a starter ratio for different industrial sectors and provinces in the Netherlands.
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2006-01-11
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Authors: | Kemp, Ron ; Dijkstra, Gerhard ; Lutz, Clemens |
Institutions: | EIM Business & Policy Research |
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