Small companies (fewer than 500 employees)
more frequently participate in single company projects than in
joint ventures.
- 61 percent of small firms lead a single company project
- 10 percent of small firms are the lead firm in a joint venture
- 29 percent of small firms are a participating firm in a
joint venture
Among the population
of small-firm participants, the “smallest” firms
are more likely to participate in single company projects and the “largest” small
firms are more likely to participate in joint ventures.
Type of Participation of 620 Small Firms,
Funded by ATP, by Size-Class:
1993-2004
Factsheet 3.D5 (February 2005) |
