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3.D.6:  Has the Size of “Small”* ATP Firms Changed Over Time?
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By year, the percentage of ATP small firm participants has increased and some size-classes have remained fairly consistent between 1993 and 2004.

  • The most frequently funded small firms have fewer than 20 employees
  • The least frequently funded small firms have at least 100 employees

ATP Small-Firm Participation by Year and Size-Class: 1993-2004
ATP Small-Firm Participation by Year and Size-Class:  1993-2004
* Firms with fewer than 500 employees

Cumulatively, the smallest ATP companies represent a larger share of all ATP small companies over time.

  • Small firms with fewer than 20 employees have realized an increased share over time, and small firms with at least 100 employees have seen a decreased share

ATP Small-Firm Participation Over Time by Size-Class: 1993-2004 (Cumulative)
ATP Small-Firm Participation Over Time by Size-Class:  1993-2004
* Firms with fewer than 500 employees

Factsheet 3.D6 (February 2005 by Stephen Campbell)

 

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