The Contribution of Large, Medium and Small Companies to Industry Dynamics

— The article examines the structure of industries by the size of enterprises and evaluates the contribution of different groups of companies in terms of output to the growth of industry output. It is shown that the distribution profile of companies by size in industries is different. Estimates of t...

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Published in:Studies on Russian economic development 2023-02, Vol.34 (1), p.51-58
Main Authors: Blokhin, A. A., Golovan’, M. V., Gridin, R. V.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Coal
Coal industry
Companies
Diversification in industry
Economics
Economics and Finance
Economy and Enterprises
Industrial enterprises
International Economics
Macroeconomics
Metallurgy
Natural gas
Petroleum industry
Small business
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Summary:— The article examines the structure of industries by the size of enterprises and evaluates the contribution of different groups of companies in terms of output to the growth of industry output. It is shown that the distribution profile of companies by size in industries is different. Estimates of the contribution of large, medium and small businesses to industry indicators differ significantly depending on a number of institutional factors, including the consolidation of large businesses, the presence of a stable or emerging group of leaders, the affiliation of medium-sized businesses with the largest, as well as the processes of diversification of production going on in industries, in including the “completion” of technological chains with new operations and services. For calculations, we used information from the SPARK-Interfax database for such industries as the oil and gas industry, ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, coal, chemical, woodworking, paper, and light industries. On the basis of the estimates obtained, it is proposed, where necessary, to include the factor of the size of companies in the industry and other institutional characteristics in sectoral and macroeconomic forecasts.
ISSN:1075-7007
1531-8664
DOI:10.1134/S1075700723010033