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Kauffman Firm Survey (KFS) Third Follow-Up Methodology Report

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  • David DesRoches
  • Frank Potter
  • Betsy Santos
  • Zhanyun Zhao

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Although entrepreneurship is crucial to a capitalist economy, little information is available about U.S. businesses in their first years of operation.

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  • David DesRoches & Frank Potter & Betsy Santos & Zhanyun Zhao, "undated". "Kauffman Firm Survey (KFS) Third Follow-Up Methodology Report," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 72488250e30d43e68d8672fd4, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Janice Ballou & David DesRoches & Zhanyun Zhao & Frank Potter, "undated". "Meeting the Challenges of Designing the Kauffman Firm Survey: Sampling Frame, Definitions, and Questionnaire Development, and Respondent Burden," Mathematica Policy Research Reports ef99a58438c548ecae2c5bec4, Mathematica Policy Research.
    2. Janice Ballou & Tom Barton & David DesRoches & Frank Potter & E.J. Reedy & Alicia Robb & Scott Shane & Zhanyun Zhao, "undated". "Kauffman Firm Survey: Results from the Baseline and First Follow-Up Surveys," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 4a8c01fa02f24e7aada8b68dd, Mathematica Policy Research.
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