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methods, notes and classification Motivation factors for international sourcing by economic activity (2009-2011) - experimental statistics methods, notes and classification

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Variables Variables Download

    • Unit of measure
      • 0 Number
    • Economical indicator for structural business statistics
      • 0 Enterprises - number
    • Level of importance
      • 0 High
      • 1 Moderate
      • 2 Low
    • Reason
      • 0 Access to new markets
      • 1 Reduction of labour costs
      • 2 Reduction of other costs than labour costs
      • 3 Improved quality or introduction of new products
      • 4 Strategic decisions taken by the group head
      • 5 Focus on core business
      • 6 Access to specialized knowledge/technologies
      • 7 Lack of qualified labour
      • 8 Reduced delivery times
      • 9 Less regulation affecting the enterprise, e.g. less environmental regulation
    • Classification of economic activities - NACE Rev.2
      • 0 Total - all NACE activities
      • 1 Industry (except construction)
      • 2 High and medium high-technology manufacturing
      • 3 Low and medium low-technology manufacturing
      • 4 Construction, services of the business economy except financial and insurance activities
      • 5 Knowledge-intensive market services
      • 6 Construction, services of the business economy except knowledge-intensive market services, financial and insurance activities
    • Geopolitical entity (reporting)
      • 0 Belgium
      • 1 Bulgaria
      • 2 Denmark
      • 3 Estonia
      • 4 Ireland
      • 5 France
      • 6 Latvia
      • 7 Lithuania
      • 8 Netherlands
      • 9 Portugal
      • a Romania
      • b Slovakia
      • c Finland
      • d Sweden
      • e Norway