TAILIEUCHUNG - NFIB SMALL BUSINESS PROBLEMS & PRIORITIES

“Environmental Regulations” leads the list of those problems moving up the ranking with a 20 percentage point climb from the 47th to 27th position. Small-business owners clearly felt the change in regulatory policy over the last four years. The severity of this problem differs greatly by industry, but across the board, all industries rank this issue as more severe than four years ago and find it more critical. The most dramatic increase in severity occurred in the transportation/warehousing industry category, increasing from 42nd to 15th in the ranking. Ten (10) percent in this industry find it critical in 2008 compared. | August 2012 Holly Wade Table of Contents List of Executive Small Business Problems and Problems of Greatest Problems of Least Other Problems of Consensus on Problem a. Problem Areas of Greatest b. Problem Areas of Least Problem Clusters .18 Changes in Problem Rankings Over a. Business b. Problems Increasing in c. Problems Decreasing in Problems and Priorities for Small-Business Legal Form of Employee Size of a. Agriculture Forestry and b. Construction .55 c. d. Wholesale Trade .66 e. d. Transportation g. Finance Insurance Real Estate h. Professional i. Non-Professional Sales Primary Customer .75 Number of Years of Geographic a. b. c. d. e. f. g. Concluding Methodological pnp2012 Foreword This is the eighth edition of Small Business Problems and Priorities. The first edition was published in 1982 followed by editions in 1986 1991 1996 2000 2004 and 2008. The volumes are among the NFIB Research Foundation s most popular publications and therefore have become a staple. Current plans project a ninth edition to be published in the spring of 2016. This publication is based on a research procedure that has remained fundamentally unchanged from the beginning. A large sample of small-business owners all members of the National Federation of Independent Business NFIB is sent a mail The questionnaire presents 75 potential business problems public policy related and not. Respondents are asked to rate the severity of each potential problem on a scale of 1 to 7 anchored by Critical Problem on one

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