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methods, notes and classification Enterprises by barriers considered for international sourcing, level of importance of barriers and NACE Rev.2 activity aggregate - experimental statistics methods, notes and classification

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    • Barriers
      • 0 Legal or administrative
      • 1 Tax barriers
      • 2 Language and culture
      • 3 Tariffs and other trade barriers
      • 4 Concerns of employees (including trade unions)
      • 5 Distance to existing clients
      • 6 Difficulty in identifying suitable providers abroad
      • 7 Concerns of the sourcing operation exceeding expected benefits
      • 8 Uncertainty of the quality of the products/services to be supplied abroad
      • 9 Lack of qualified labour abroad
      • a Access to finance or other financial barriers
      • b COVID-19 related concerns and issues
    • Level of importance
      • 0 Very high or moderate
      • 1 Very high
      • 2 Moderate
      • 3 None
      • 4 Not applicable
    • Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE Rev. 2)
      • 0 Total - all NACE activities
      • 1 Industry and construction
      • 2 Services of the business economy
      • 3 Services of the business economy (except trade)
    • Economical indicator for structural business statistics
      • 0 Enterprises - number
    • Unit of measure
      • 0 Number
    • Geopolitical entity (reporting)
      • 0 Bulgaria
      • 1 Denmark
      • 2 Germany (until 1990 former territory of the FRG)
      • 3 Ireland
      • 4 Italy
      • 5 Latvia
      • 6 Lithuania
      • 7 Hungary
      • 8 Malta
      • 9 Netherlands
      • a Austria
      • b Poland
      • c Portugal
      • d Finland
      • e Sweden
      • f Norway