Entrepreneurship on the Increase in Australia

The OECD report "Entrepreneurship at a Glance 2015" was released 5 August 2015. This reports start-ups increasing in Australia and UK.

"Start-up rates have been on an upward trend since the crisis in many countries, particularly in Australia and the United Kingdom, and more recently in Denmark, Portugal and Sweden. In many Euro area economies, start-up rates nonetheless remain below pre-crisis levels."
From  Forward, Entrepreneurship at a Glance 2015, OECD, 5 August 2015.

Table of contents

			Foreword
			Executive summary
			Reader's guide
	1	Recent developments in entrepreneurship
			New enterprise creations
			Bankruptcies
			Self-employment
	2	Structure and performance of the enterprise population
			Enterprises by size
			Employment by enterprise size
			Value added by enterprise size
			Turnover by enterprise size
			Compensation of employees by enterprise size
			Productivity by enterprise size
	3	Enterprise birth, death and survival
			Birth rate of employer enterprises
			Death rate of employer enterprises
			Churn rate of employer enterprises
			Survival of employer enterprises
	4	Enterprise growth and employment creation
			Employment creation and destruction by employer enterprise births and deaths
			Employment creation and destruction in surviving enterprises
			High-growth enterprises rate
	5	SMEs and International trade
			Trade concentration
			Trade by enterprise size
			Trade with emerging economies
			Trade by enterprise ownership
	6	The profile of the entrepreneur
			Gender differences in self-employment rates
			Self-employment among the youth
			Earnings from self-employment
	7	Determinants of entrepreneurship: Selected indicators
			Access to finance: Venture capital
			Market access: Trade barriers
			Culture: Entrepreneurial perceptions and attitudes
		Annex
		A.	Sources of data on timely indicators of entrepreneurship
		B.	List of indicators of entrepreneurial determinants
		C.	International comparability of venture capital data