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Zziggi
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Can anyone tell me what is the definition of a "small business", "medium sized business" "large sized business" in terms of number of employees?
Thinking back 15 years (gosh!!) to GCSE economics, i seem to remember a small business was up to 99 employees but i could be wrong. I am mostly interested in the "medium sized business" number of employees.
a good guestimate by a student in the field will do
thanks in advance
Thinking back 15 years (gosh!!) to GCSE economics, i seem to remember a small business was up to 99 employees but i could be wrong. I am mostly interested in the "medium sized business" number of employees.
a good guestimate by a student in the field will do
thanks in advance
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micro firm: 0-9 employees;
small firm: 0-49 employees (includes micro);
medium firm: 50-249 employees;
large firm: over 250 employees.
DTI figures:beer:0 -
studentphil wrote:micro firm: 0-9 employees;
small firm: 0-49 employees (includes micro);
medium firm: 50-249 employees;
large firm: over 250 employees.
DTI figures
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