Review of Public Administration and Management

Abstract

Designing a Model for Evaluation and Classification of Startup Accelerators Using Data Envelopment Analysis Method

Seyed Sharaf Hosseini Nasab*

Due to the expansion of technology use and the development of entrepreneurial culture, the growth of startups has had a significant impact on the economy. According to the Deloitte counseling survey on England and Wales data from 1871, technology suggests that technology has produced far more jobs than destroyed jobs. In addition, new businesses account for virtually the entire net creation of new jobs and 20% of gross jobs in the United States. According to other statistics, young companies have created two-thirds of the job creation, which means about 4 new jobs per company per year. Generally, companies less than a year of age have, on average, created 1.5 million jobs a year over the past three decades. Even during the economic downturn between 2006 and 2009, young and younger firms under the age of 5 and fewer than 20 employees were a net positive net income source of employment growth (8.6 percent), while larger and larger enterprises were destroying more jobs.

Published Date: 2024-09-13; Received Date: 2020-07-24