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DIT national survey of registered businesses’ exporting behaviours, attitudes and needs

The DIT national survey of registered businesses is a bespoke survey on exporting designed to provide insights on the behaviours, attitudes and needs of businesses.

From:
Department for International Trade
Published
5 July 2017

Documents

DIT national survey of registered businesses’ exporting behaviours, attitudes and needs: Exporting is GREAT campaign evaluation report

PDF, 1.9 MB, 180 pages

DIT national survey of registered businesses’ exporting behaviours, attitudes and needs: wave 2 technical appendix

PDF, 1.13 MB, 96 pages

DIT national survey of registered businesses' exporting behaviours, attitudes and needs: data annexe - based on data from the total businesses sample

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 155 KB

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DIT national survey of registered businesses' exporting behaviours, attitudes and needs: data annexe based on data from the £500k+ SMEs/MSBs sample

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Details

The Department for International Trade (DIT) national survey of registered businesses is a bespoke survey on exporting designed to provide insights on the behaviours, attitudes and needs of businesses.

The survey is designed to inform, monitor and support DIT’s international trade and investment marketing strategy, service design and policy setting.

Published 5 July 2017

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