Table 11: Job Creation Persistence Rates by Sector
Category |
Average 1 year |
Average 2 Year |
Average 3 Year |
Average 4 Year |
High-Tech |
99.57 % |
99.57 % |
94.58 % |
93.81 % |
Medium- High-tech |
99.41 % |
99.35 % |
97.80 % |
97.48 % |
Medium- Low-tech |
88.47 % |
78.82 % |
70.45 % |
54.67 % |
Low-tech |
87.00 % |
77.69 % |
63.22 % |
63.22 % |
All Plants |
99.04 % |
97.60 % |
94.70 % |
93.95 % |
Source: Calculated using data from Forfas.
_____Table 12: Job Creation Persistence Rates by R&D Activity | ||||
Category |
Average 1 year |
Average 2 Year |
Average 3 Year |
Average 4 Year |
Non-R&D |
99.04 % |
76.65 % |
60.88 % |
43.73 % |
Small R&D |
86.09 % |
84.54 % |
70.72 % |
52.54 % |
Large |
99.08 % |
99.08 % |
99.08 % |
99.08 % |
All Plants |
99.04 % |
97.60 % |
94.70 % |
93.95 % |
Source: Calculated using data from Forfas.
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