The new businesses are rising again. INSEE announced Tuesday that 550,700 businesses were created in France in 2014, 2% more than in 2013, but said the vast majority do not create jobs. The INSEE said in a statement that “ only 5% of companies (were) the employing at the time of design “, with an average of 2.7 employees per firm .
In 2013, the number of start-ups had fallen to the contrary, of 2%. In general, the number of start-ups is more or less stable in France since the establishment in 2009 of the auto-entrepreneur scheme, fluctuating around 550,000, noted INSEE.
In more detail, the areas in which the largest number of companies were created last year are trade, transportation, food and lodging (152,200 businesses created) and business support (117,400), and construction (76,500).
Unquestionably the most dynamic sector for new businesses last year was that of transport vehicles with driver (VTC), due to the entry into force in October 2014 of the Act Thévenoud taxis and bikes. INSEE has noted last year jumped by 85% of new businesses dedicated motorcars
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Other important advances: fast food business creation (+ 18% in 2014) and those of office cleaning companies (33%)
Finally. self-companies remain the preferred mode of creation, with a proportion of 51% last year of established companies, a figure that “stabilizes after the craze of the early years.”
The figures INSEE are gross figures, which do not take account of business failures, numbering 62,586 last year by a score of Altares research firm.
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