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. 2021 May 25;59(2):449–475. doi: 10.1007/s11187-021-00481-w

Table 4.

Life table for survival according to exit route by the year of foundation

Year of entry
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Exit events Exit events Exit events Exit events Exit events Exit events Exit events Exit events
Interval N B M V N B M V N B M V N B M V N B M V N B M V N B M V N B M V
2003–2004 482 0 2 0
2004–2005 480 3 3 1 490 0 0 1
2005–2006 471 4 2 4 489 2 2 0 538 0 0 0
2006–2007 458 3 6 8 485 5 4 4 537 5 0 2 866 0 0 1
2007–2008 439 6 7 8 471 4 6 4 528 8 10 2 865 2 2 4 859 1 0 1
2008–2009 412 9 5 7 453 8 5 4 503 7 5 8 854 5 5 8 857 4 5 3 937 0 0 0
2009–2010 387 3 3 5 432 7 5 7 479 2 3 3 833 6 4 8 842 6 6 9 937 2 3 2 772 2 3 2
2010–2011 373 4 3 2 413 3 2 1 468 10 3 2 808 7 9 9 816 6 3 12 925 4 5 7 765 2 0 8 326 0 1 7
2011–2012 360 2 0 3 404 6 3 2 451 4 4 2 777 9 5 2 790 7 5 5 901 3 3 4 747 8 5 9 315 0 3 9
2012–2013 355 5 4 0 392 2 1 1 441 2 5 1 753 7 4 5 767 4 4 7 885 4 3 7 715 9 4 5 297 5 3 13

Note: N, B, M, and V indicate the numbers of firms at risk, bankrupt firms, merged firms, and voluntarily liquidated firms, respectively. Some observations are censored during the observation period. However, the numbers of censored observations are not reported in this table for limited space