Enterprise Survey 2006
Ethiopia, 2006
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for a typical establishment in your major area of business that exited during th (q5_9b)
Data file: Ethiopia-2006-Retail-full data-1
Overview
Valid:
124
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
382
End:
384
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| -99 | dk |
| -77 | na |
| 1 | high tax rates |
| 2 | foreclosure laws |
| 3 | access to finance |
| 4 | competition from domestic firms |
| 5 | competition from imported goods |
| 6 | high cost of inputs |
| 7 | lack of demand |
| 8 | others |
| 9 | poor service |
| 10 | massive in flood of aid food |
| 11 | excessive flooding of illegally imported goods |
| 12 | diversification |
| 13 | political problem |
| 14 | competition from informal sectors |
| 15 | no protection from government for imports from china |
| 16 | disagreement between shareholders |
| 17 | lack of business skill, information and knowledge |
| 18 | shortage of inputs |
| 19 | lack of working place (premise) or lack of access to land |
| 20 | electricity |
| 21 | lack of managerial efficiency |
| 22 | death of owners |
| 23 | technical capacity constraints |
| 24 | lack of working capital |
| 25 | exorbitant rent price |
| 26 | procedure set by ethiopian standard & quality authority |
| 27 | unstable working place or location disadvantage |
| 28 | discriminatory approach of vat registration procedure |
| 29 | inappropriate technology |
| 30 | poor infrastructures (i.e. poor road condition) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.