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. 2017 Dec 7;75:69. doi: 10.1186/s13690-017-0243-3

Table 1.

Socioeconomic, demographic and enterprises’ characteristics (N = 140), Brussels entrepreneurs study 2015–2016, (N = 140)

Entrepreneurs N % Enterprise N %
Sex (n = 137) Sector (n = 135)
 Men 68 49,6  Services 68 50,4
 Women 69 50,4  Trade/industry 48 35,6
Age (n = 123)  Health/sport/culture 19 14,1
 <35 yrs 42 34,1 Enterprise exists since: (n = 136)
 35–44 33 26,8  In development phase 12 8,8
 45 et+ 48 39  0–3 yrs 61 44,9
Family situation  3–5 yrs 13 9,6
 Couple 89 75,4  ≥ 5 yrs 50 36,8
 Not in couple 29 24,6 Number of coworkers (n = 135)
Education  Works alone 71 52,6
 ≤ Secondary (1st level) 2 1,6  1–4 37 27,4
 Secondary (2d level) 19 15,6  ≥ 5 27 20
 Post secondary 101 82,8 Financial stability (n = 135)
Professional status  Stable 39 28,9
 Self-employed 88 69,3  Growing 49 36,3
 Wage worker (+ self employed) 39 30,7  Declining 9 6,7
 Dangerous situation 15 11,1
 Don’t know 23 17