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Statistical data on women entrepreneurs in Europe [er].
European Commission. Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry.
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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 2014.
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This study was carried out at the request of the European Commisson in order to gather available statistical data on women entrepreneurs in Europe. This report presents the key findings of an analysis of available data on women entrepreneurs in 37 countries, which include the 28 EU Member States, Albania, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), Iceland, Israel, Turkey, Liechtenstein, Montenegro, Norway and Serbia. This group of countries is referred to as Europe-37. The study objective was to collect, analyse, and systematically present the most recent data on women entrepreneurs in Europe-37. These data will be used to develop evidence-based policy and actions, and thus include number of women entrepreneurs, the type of entrepreneurship, the sectors in which women entrepreneurs are mainly active, age cohort and educational level. The main study findings are presented in this report and data on each of the 37 countries are presented in country fiches in the same format for systematic comparison of women entrepreneurship. The country fiches are based on data retrieved from international and national statistical databases. Missing data are indicated in the country fiches. Extrapolations and estimates for these data have only been used in the main report.
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Evaluation of the internal market legislation for industrial products [er] : appendices. Lot VI, Interim, final and ex-post evaluations of policies, programmes and other activities
European Commission. Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry.
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[Brussels] : [European Commission], 2014.
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Evaluation of the internal market legislation for industrial products [er] : executive summary. Lot VI, Interim, final and ex-post evaluations of policies, programmes and other activities
European Commission. Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry.
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[Brussels] : [European Commission], 2014.
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Evaluation of the internal market legislation for industrial products [er] : final report. Lot VI, Interim, final and ex-post evaluations of policies, programmes and other activities
European Commission. Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry.
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[Brussels] : [European Commission], 2014.
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The objectives of this evaluation are, in summary, to: • Examine how far the overall body of internal market (IM) legislation for industrial products and the regulatory approach is fit for purpose and to what extent they constitute an effective means of addressing barriers to the functioning of the EU’s internal market for industrial products; • Evaluate the relevance and coherence, efficiency, utility, effectiveness and impact of Union harmonisation legislation and address a series of specific evaluation questions ; • Identify and analyse any gaps, loopholes, inconsistencies and duplication in IM legislation for industrial products or in administrative requirements for economic operators; • Assess the costs and benefits of Union harmonisation legislation for economic operators and the impact on strengthening industrial competitiveness; • Assess the cumulative impacts of, and interaction between legislation and compliance requirements. • Make recommendations as to how the efficiency and effectiveness of IM legislation for industrial products (including structures and institutional actors to support its implementation) could be improved so as to strengthen industrial competitiveness and to create more favourable conditions for growth and jobs; • Identify possible simplification measures through a preliminary analysis of the potential impacts, and a comparison of the appropriateness and feasibility of the different options to feed into a possible future impact assessment.
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