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The position of firms in 2008

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    The new definition of enterprises and their size, with the introduction of mid-tier companies, has brought to light three very distinct populations. Mid-tier and large enterprises continue to borrow and invest, unlike small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which are nevertheless the most profitable.

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    Article provided by Banque de France in its journal Quarterly selection of articles - bulletin de la Banque de France.

    Volume (Year): (2009-2010)
    Issue (Month): 16 (Winter)
    Pages: 53-81

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    Handle: RePEc:bfr:quarte:2009-2010:16:03

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    Keywords: Activity; profi tability; debt; group; mid-tier enterprise; MTE; fi nancial position.;

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