Australia - Business profile, Performance and arrangements, year ended 30 June 2022

Name: Australia - Business profile, Performance and arrangements, year ended 30 June 2022
Creator: Australian Bureau of Statistics
License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

One row is an SDMX observation for this ABS dataflow, with OBS_VALUE broken down by the table's dimensions. Business Characteristics Survey (BCS) is an annual survey designed to produce point in time estimates for: innovation; use of information technology; and a broad range of other business characteristics. Output will alternate biennially between detailed innovation estimates being output in one year, and business use of information technology and comprehensive business characteristics output in the alternate years. Unit of measure: Percentage of businesses unless specified. Geographic coverage: Australia/State. Catalogue numbers: 8158.0 and 8167.0 Profiled coverage: time coverage 2022 to 2022; geographic coverage Australia/State. Current profile has 3,919 rows. Dimension values are ABS SDMX codes; use the source code lists for full labels where a label column is not present.

australian-bureau-of-statistics-bcs-businf2·14 columns·14 KB·Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International·updated 2mo ago

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics · connector code

Schema

dataflow	VARCHAR
measure	VARCHAR
it_emp_size	VARCHAR
anzsic_2006	VARCHAR
region_class	VARCHAR
innov_status	BIGINT
asgs_2016	BIGINT
frequency	VARCHAR
time_period	BIGINT
obs_value	DOUBLE
unit_measure	VARCHAR
obs_status	VARCHAR
obs_comment	VARCHAR
decimals	BIGINT

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