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Economic Rebalancing and Service Delivery Efficiency

05 0 15 Existing firm size and dynamics in Russia are likely to hinder productivity and employment growth and innovation Markets are dominated by large and old(er) firms, and these firms appear to be bigger in size and less profitable than relevant comparators in other countries In contrast, younger and smaller privately-owned firms, which in other countries account for a large fraction of fast growing, innovative firms, have a low probability of survival irrespective of productivity/efficiency levels Size distribution of firms based on sales revenue (log) Russia vs. Rest of ECA Age predicts sales revenue (log) Russia vs. Rest of ECA Rest of ECA Russia 5 10 15 20 Distribution of observations 25 30 Russia Rest of ECA Source: Enterprise Surveys comprehensive dataset (May 2012) IBRD IDA WORLD BANK GROUP 10 15 20 25 10 15 20 Linear prediction 95% CI Rest of ECA Source: Authors' calculations based on Enterprise Surveys comprehensive dataset (May 2012) Source: World Bank, Russia Economic report, Sep 2013, based on data from United Nations, Comtrade, retrieved June 12, 2012. THE WORLD BANK Russia Rest of ECA Russia 13 25
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