The data displays the share of necessity-driven entrepreneurship in total early-stage entrepreneurial activity (TEA) in Asia Pacific & South Asian countries in 2017. According to the report, necessity driven entrepreneurial activity is defined as the percentage of those involved in total early-stage entrepreneurial activity because they had no other option for work. In 2017, the share of necessity-driven entrepreneurship in India was 38.6%.
India | 38.6 |
Lebanon | 38 |
Saudi Arabia | 32.5 |
China | 32.4 |
Iran | 29.9 |
Indonesia | 24.8 |
South Korea | 22 |
Asia & Oceania (Regional Avg.) | 21.2 |
Kazakhstan | 17.8 |
Australia | 16.8 |
United Arab Emirates | 16.5 |
Israel | 16.4 |
Vietnam | 15.9 |
Japan | 15.6 |
Taiwan | 15.4 |
Qatar | 12 |
Thailand | 8.8 |
Malaysia | 7 |