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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Small Business Survey, 2014

Variable Details

VariableK5_A
LabelK5A. Which was the main reason for seeking information or advice in the last year?
Responses
1 Business growth 8
2 Commonwealth Games/Other 2014 opportunities 0
3 E-commerce/technology 1
4 Employment law/redundancies 0
5 Environmental advice (e.g. energy efficiency, renewable ener 0
6 Equal opportunities/discrimination 0
7 Exporting 0
8 Financial advice e.g. how and where to get finance 3
9 Financial advice e.g. accounting, for general running of bus 7
10 Health and Safety 0
11 Improving business efficiency/productivity 1
12 Innovation 2
13 Legal issues 1
14 Management/leadership development 0
15 Marketing 1
16 Regulations 7
17 Relocation 0
18 Starting a business 0
19 Tax/national insurance law and payments 6
20 Training/skills needs 0
21 Property/ Premises issues 0
22 Acquisitions/ Mergers 0
23 Selling/ Closing business 1
24 Restructuring 0
95 Other 7
97 Don't know 3
98 Refused 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationSmall Business Survey, 2014
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