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Competitiveness Research Network (Europe)

 


Data description

CompNetThe Competitiveness Research Network (CompNet) provides European firm-level micro-aggregate data and a toolkit for competitiveness indicators. The 9th data wave was released in 2023.

CompNet is produced by the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), the European Central Bank (ECB), the European Commission (EC), the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research of Halle (IWH), the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Tinbergen Institute.

CompNet describes its institutional mandate as to:

  • Strengthen the analytical framework for assessing competitiveness in Europe
  • Identify dynamics of competitiveness and productivity in EU countries and firms
  • Relate competitiveness indicators with aggregate outcomes (e.g. exports, economic growth).

"The dataset includes variables on employment, trade, productivity, mark-ups, financial constraints and more. Variable definitions and computation are harmonized across countries. Built at firm level, indicators are then aggregated to sectoral level (NACE 2-digit) in order to avoid confidentiality issues."

 


Time period

CompNet covers 22 European countries for varying time spans between 1999 and 2021.

Country

Coverage

Belgium

2000–2020

Croatia

2002–2021

Czech Republic

2005–2020

Denmark

2001–2020

Finland

1999–2020

France

2003–2020

Germany

2001–2018

Hungary

2003–2020

Italy

2006–2020

Latvia*

2007-2019

Lithuania*

2000–2020

Malta

2010-2020

Netherlands

2007–2019

Poland

2002–2020

Portugal

2004–2020

Romania

2005–2020

Slovakia

2000–2020

Slovenia

2002–2021

Spain

2008–2020

Sweden

2003–2020

Switzerland

2009–2020

 


Support links

 


How to access data

- CompNet firm-level-based data access requires scholars to submit a data request form to the CompNet network

- Please refer to CompNet Terms and Conditions before applying for access.

 


European, EU and Euro Area data resources

 


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Contact: [email protected]

 

Page last updated on 11 July 2024

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