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Table 1 presents some basic characteristics of the sample including sectoral

composition, average firm size and age.

TABLE 1

Characteristics of the Sample
(percentage of firms)

_____gabon_____

_____chad_____

Sector________________________

Food______________________

14.9%

(13)

29.8%

(17)

Wood__________________

29.9%

(26)

14.0%

(8)

Textiles______________________

2.3%

____(2)_______

14.0%

(8)

Metal________________________

14.9%

(13)

24.6%

(14)

Chemical___________________

10.3%

(9)

7.0%

(4)

Printing_______________________

12.6%

_(11___

7.0%

(4)

Other_____________________

14.9%

(13)

3.5%

(2)

_____Total____________________

100.0%

(85)

100.0%

(57)

Size (1996)_________________________

Micro (2-4 employees)________

9.4%

(8)

12.3%

(7)

Small (5-29 employees)________

47.1%

(40)

64.9%

(37)

Medium (30-99 employees)

27.1%

(23)

12.3%

(7)

Large (100+ employees)______

16.5%

(14)

10.5%

(6)

Employment (1996)_______________

Mean____________________

103

(85)

109.4

(57)

Ownership (1996)_________________

Private domestic_____________

14.3%____________

71.4%_________

Private foreign________________

67.9%____________

14.3%_________

Public________________________

17.8%____________

14.3%_________

Age (1996)_______________________

Mean____________________

13.8

_(85)____

14.2

(57)

Note:Number of firms in parenthesis.



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