This paper discusses how census data for 1851-1881 can be reconstructed to give the employment status of individuals as own account self-employed, employers, or workers. The aim is to align information on entrepreneurs given in these earlier censuses with the information given in the later censuses from 1891 up to the present. The paper describes t...
This paper discusses how census data for 1851-1881 can be reconstructed to give the employment status of individuals as own account self-employed, employers, or workers. The aim is to align information on entrepreneurs given in these earlier censuses with the information given in the later censuses from 1891 up to the present. The paper describes t...
This paper discusses how census data for 1851-1881 can be reconstructed to give the employment status of individuals as own account self-employed, employers, or workers. The aim is to align information on entrepreneurs given in these earlier censuses with the information given in the later censuses from 1891 up to the present. The paper describes t...
This paper discusses how census data for 1851-1881 can be reconstructed to give the employment status of individuals as own account self-employed, employers, or workers. The aim is to align information on entrepreneurs given in these earlier censuses with the information given in the later censuses from 1891 up to the present. The paper describes t...
This paper discusses how census data for 1851-1881 can be reconstructed to give the employment status of individuals as own account self-employed, employers, or workers. The aim is to align information on entrepreneurs given in these earlier censuses with the information given in the later censuses from 1891 up to the present. The paper describes t...
A model between different forms of business organisation is estimated, focusing on the choice to operate as a sole proprietor operating on own account, or as an employer, rather than as a waged employee. The paper shows that spatial locations, marital status, gender, and family structure are key factors behind differences between entrepreneurs and ...
A model between different forms of business organisation is estimated, focusing on the choice to operate as a sole proprietor operating on own account, or as an employer, rather than as a waged employee. The paper shows that spatial locations, marital status, gender, and family structure are key factors behind differences between entrepreneurs and ...
A model between different forms of business organisation is estimated, focusing on the choice to operate as a sole proprietor operating on own account, or as an employer, rather than as a waged employee. The paper shows that spatial locations, marital status, gender, and family structure are key factors behind differences between entrepreneurs and ...
A model between different forms of business organisation is estimated, focusing on the choice to operate as a sole proprietor operating on own account, or as an employer, rather than as a waged employee. The paper shows that spatial locations, marital status, gender, and family structure are key factors behind differences between entrepreneurs and ...
A model between different forms of business organisation is estimated, focusing on the choice to operate as a sole proprietor operating on own account, or as an employer, rather than as a waged employee. The paper shows that spatial locations, marital status, gender, and family structure are key factors behind differences between entrepreneurs and ...
