Enterprise Survey Indicators
% of Employees Offered Formal Training
% of Exporter Firms
% of Female Permanent Full - time Non - production Workers
% of Firms Believing the Court System is Fair, Impartial and Uncorrupted
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts In Meetings With Tax Officials
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts to Get a Construction Permit
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts to Get a Phone Connection
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts to Get a Water Connection
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts to Get an Electrical Connection
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts to Get an Import License
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts to Get an Operating License
% of Firms Expected to Give Gifts to Secure a Government Contract
% of Firms Expected to Pay Informal Payment to Public Officials (to Get Things Done)
% of Firms Formally Registered when Started Operations in the Country
% of Firms Identifying Access to Finance as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Business Licensing and Permits as Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Corruption as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Crime, Theft and Disorder as Major Constraints
% of Firms Identifying Electricity as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Functioning of the Courts as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Labor Regulations as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Labor Skill Level as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Practices of Competitors in the Informal Sector as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Tax Administration as Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Tax Rates as Major Constraint
% of Firms Identifying Transportation as a Major Constraint
% of Firms Offering Formal Training
% of Firms Owning or Sharing a Generator
% of Firms Paying for Security
% of Firms Using Banks to Finance Expenses
% of Firms Using Banks to Finance Investments
% of Firms Using Email to Communicate with Clients/suppliers
% of Firms Using Technology Licensed from Foreign Companies
% of Firms With Female Participation in Ownership
% of Firms With Female Top Manager
% of Firms With Internationally - Recognized Quality Certification
% of Firms With a Checking or Savings Account
% of Firms expressing that a Typical Firm Reports less than 100% of Sales for Tax Purposes
% of Firms that Export Directly
% of Firms that Trade Identifying Customs & Trade Regulations as a Major Constraint
% of Firms that Use Material Inputs and/or Supplies of Foreign origin
% of Firms using its Own Website
% of Firms with Annual Financial Statement Reviewed by External Auditor
% of Firms with Line of Credit or Loans from Financial Institutions
% of Full Time Female Workers
% of Products Shipped to Supply Domestic Markets Lost Due to Breakage or Spoilage
% of Services Firms Competing Against Unregistered or Informal Firms
% of firms that purchased equipment
% of firms that purchased fixed assets
% of firms that purchased land
% of limited liability companies
% of unskilled workers
Access to Finance
Access to Land
Age (years)
Average Duration of Insufficient Water Supply (hours)
Average Duration of Power Outages (hours)
Average Number of Non Production Workers
Average Number of Permanent, Full Time Employees
Average Number of Production Workers
Average Number of Seasonal/Temporary, Full - Time Employees
Average Number of Skilled Production Employees
Average Number of Unskilled Production Workers
Average Time to Clear Direct Exports Through Customs (days)
Average Time to Clear Imports from Customs (days)
Average number of Incidents of Water Insufficiency in a Typical Month
Average number of visits or required meetings with tax officials.
Average total time of power outages per month
Bank Finance for Investment (%)
Corruption
Courts
Crime, Theft & Disorder
Customs & Trade Reg
Days of inventory of Most Important Input
Days to Obtain Construction - related Permit
Days to Obtain Import License
Days to Obtain Operating License
Delay in Obtaining a Mainline Telephone Connection (days)
Delay in Obtaining a Water Connections (days)
Delay in Obtaining an Electrical Connection (days)
Domestic Inputs or Supplies (%)
Domestic Sales (% Sales)
Electricity
Electricity from Generator (%)
Inadequately educated workforce
Incidence of Graft index
Inputs or Supplies of Foreign Origin (%)
Internal Finance for Investment (%)
Labor regulations
Large size (100 and over)
Legal status - Limited Partnership
Legal status - Other
Legal status - Partnership
Legal status - Shareholding company, shares privately traded or non traded
Legal status - Shareholding company, shares traded publicly
Legal status - Sole proprietorship
Level of Utilization of Facilities (%)
Licenses & Permits
Loans Requiring Collateral (%)
Loses from Direct Export Due to Breakage or Spoilage (%)
Loses from Direct Export Due to Theft (%)
Losses Due to Theft, Robbery, Vandalism, and Arson Against the Firm (% of Sales)
Medium size (20 - 99)
Number of Power Outages in a Typical Month
Number of sectors
Number of subnational regions
Number of years firms operated without formal registration
Observations
Other Financing for Investment (%)
Owners\' Contribution, New Equity Shares(%)
Ownership - Government/state (%)
Ownership - Other (%)
Ownership - Private Domestic (%)
Ownership - Private Foreign (%)
Political instability
Practices Informal Sector
Products Shipped to Supply Domestic Markets Lost Due to Theft (%)
Sales Exported Directly (% Sales)
Sales Exported Indirectly (% Sales)
Sales Sold on Credit (%)
Sales that are Pre - paid (%)
Security Costs (% of Sales)
Senior Management Time Spent in Dealing with Requirements of Government Regulation (%)
Small size (<20)
Supplier/Customers Credit Financing (credit from suppliers and advances from customers) (%)
Tax Administration
Tax Rates
Transportation
Value Lost Due to Power Outages (% of Sales)
Value of Collateral Needed for a Loan (% of the Loan Amount)
Value of Gift Expected to Secure Government Contract (% of Contract)
Working Capital Bank Financing (%)
Working Capital External Financing (%)
Working Capital Internal Financing (%)
Working Capital Other Financing (%)
Working Capital Supplier/Customers Credit Financing (credit from suppliers and advances from customers) (%)
Years of Experience of the Top Manager Working in the Firm\'s Sector