Small Business Economy in Canada – Infographic

A small business is a company with fewer than 100 employees – they represent a large part of Canada’s private sector’s GDP. The small business economy in Canada is broken out by business type, industry, GDP contributions, gender-specific ownership, and income in this handy infographic. We also illustrate the success and failure rate of a business with fewer than 250 employees.

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Sources: Key Small Business Statistics, Industry Canada

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Written by Abel Pierre

Abel Pierre has 15 years of experience as a finance attorney and business consultant. He is currently the CEO of Ozark Consulting and Ozark Business Finance. At Ozark he specializes in helping business owners establish excellent business credit scores and then leverage those scores to access much needed cash and credit for their businesses. Abel Pierre is also the mastermind behind the Business Funding Suite.

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