
UK SME Productivity – Facing up to the Policy Challenge
This report explores solutions to motivate SMEs to identify and invest in specific activities that will improve the productivity of their business and local economies.
Good policy and effective business support programmes rely on great data. That’s why we collect and analyse business data to provide insights into what works to share with policymakers and funders and help them make informed decisions.
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This report explores solutions to motivate SMEs to identify and invest in specific activities that will improve the productivity of their business and local economies.
Key points covered in this report: Identifies different types of SME exporters and non-exporters. Explores the common motivations that prompt companies to consider exporting. The
How should local and national governments intervene to help businesses improve their productivity? And what can those businesses do to help themselves? Policy interventions and strategies should be designed
Key points covered: UK Innovation Performance Understanding the UK Innovation Value Chain Common Barriers to Innovation UK Innovation Policy Implications for Policy Makers
Key points covered: Has the increase in choices of finance helped SMEs? Awareness SME finance survey Is there a lack of supply of finance products?
Research has examined the role of an entrepreneur to try and identify common features of leaders of growth firms and to understand whether these features
Changes to the approaches for selecting SMEs with high growth potential and delivering support need to be considered together as part of a coherent delivery
Scale-ups form a small but extremely important proportion of all small firms and their rapid rate of growth means that they typically face multiple challenges
Key points covered: What can be done to stimulate take-up among businesses How we increased awareness of the role of equity finance Changes in the
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