Jul 5, 2012
8:13:51am
8:13:51am
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http://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2005/05/ressum.pdf
"The data show that, across sectors, 66 percent of new establishments were still in existence 2 years after their birth, and 44 percent were still in existence 4 years after. It is not surprising that most of the new establishments disappeared within the first 2 years after their birth, and then only a smaller percentage disappeared in the subsequent 2 years. These survival rates do not vary much by industry."
Did you have a 34% chance that you would lose your job in the next two years as an employee?
"The data show that, across sectors, 66 percent of new establishments were still in existence 2 years after their birth, and 44 percent were still in existence 4 years after. It is not surprising that most of the new establishments disappeared within the first 2 years after their birth, and then only a smaller percentage disappeared in the subsequent 2 years. These survival rates do not vary much by industry."
Did you have a 34% chance that you would lose your job in the next two years as an employee?
Originally posted on Jul 5, 2012 at 8:13:51am
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