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The files shown below contain the data from the
Private Sector Survey conducted for the World Development
Report (WDR) 1997. The data presented here covers
67 countries. The purpose of the survey was to better
understand the constraints imposed by government action
that hinder development of private business.
The
data of the WDR 1997 Survey, featured below, is in
comma-delimited format and it includes the following
files. See the WBES
page for interactive access to the recent World
Business Environment Survey.
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chfirm.cvs
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Describes
the distribution of the survey sample, by giving
information on percentages of firms within every
major firm characteristic that was recorded
in the "General Information" section
of the survey
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cmWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the complete sample.
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cmszWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the small-sized firms
(less than 50 employees) sample.
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cmmzWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the medium-sized firms
(between 50 and 200 employees) sample
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cmlzWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the large size firms (more
than 200 employees) sample
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cmmftWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the manufacture sector
firms sample
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cmsvcWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the services firms sample
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cmcapWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the sample of firms located
in the capital city
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cmfgnWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the sample of firms with
foreign participation
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cmdomWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the sample of firms without
foreign participation
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cmexpWDR7.cvs
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Presents
the country means for the sample of exporting
firms
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WDRS97.doc
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Describes
the Survey (Word format)
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Data
sets are provided in two compressed formats: as a
self-extracting exe file and as a zip file. Both files
contain the same information.
The
data sets included with some of the published articles
and working papers are provided in two compressed
formats: as a self-extracting exe file and as a zip
file. Please note that the exe file and the zip file
for a particular data set contain identical information;
there is no need to download both files.
Exe
files are self-extracting DOS/Windows files. To open
them, double click on the file name in Windows or
type the name of the file at the C: prompt in DOS.
Zip
files are compressed files which are not self-extracting.
To open them, you will need an unzipping utility such
as Winzip (for
Windows) or Stuffit
Expander (for Windows and Macintosh).
If
you are having trouble downloading the files from
the web page, please try downloading from the economic
growth ftp site.
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