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The term "globalisation" has been widely used to describe the increasing internationalisation of markets for goods and services, the financial system, corporations and industries, technology and competition.
Three major forces have contributed importantly to the globalisation process:
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The liberalisation of capital movements and deregulation, of financial services in particular,
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The further opening of markets to trade and investment, spurring the growth of international competition, and
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The key role played by information and communication technologies (ICT) in the economy
Globalisation presents a challenge for statistics as well; new statistical indicators, that will enable monitoring of the process and will support formulation and execution of appropriate policies, have to be developed. Statistics on globalisation is one of the priority development areas of the European statistics.
The European Commission (Eurostat) closely co-operates with OECD, the latter having set, with its
Handbook on Economic Globalisation Indicators,
basic methodological framework for the development of this statistics. |
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| 27.10.2011 |
International sourcing and business performance of enterprises, Slovenia, 2000 - 2008 – final data |
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Employment growth in outsourcing enterprises was lower, while the movement of personnel costs per employee was similar to the non-outsourcing enterprises |
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| 3.10.2011 |
Inward Statistics on Foreign Affiliates, Slovenia 2009 - final data |
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In 2009, 2% of foreign affiliates operated in Slovenia, employed 12% of all persons employed and generated 22% of turnover. |
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| 22.6.2011 |
Enterprise Groups, Slovenia, 2009 - final data |
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On the basis of available sources, in 2009 16% of companies were integrated into enterprise groups. 82% of large and medium-sized1 companies were parts of enterprise groups. |
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| 26.11.2010 |
Enterprise Groups, Slovenia, 2008 - final data |
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On the basis of available sources, in 2008 17% of companies were integrated into enterprise groups. 81% of large and medium-sized1 companies were parts of enterprise groups. |
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| 1.10.2010 |
Inward Statistics on Foreign Affiliates, Slovenia 2008 - final data |
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In 2008, 2,174 foreign affiliates operated in Slovenia. They provided 21% of turnover and 17% of value added. |
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| 23.10.2009 |
Enterprise Groups, Slovenia, 2005-2007 - final data |
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On the basis of available sources, in the 2005-2007 period on average 16% of companies were integrated into enterprise groups. 82% of large and medium-sized1 companies were parts of enterprise groups. |
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| 1.10.2009 |
Inward Statistics on Foreign Affiliates, Slovenia 2007 |
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In 2007, 2,032 foreign affiliates operated in Slovenia. They provided 21% of turnover and 18% of value added. |
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| 22.1.2009 |
International Sourcing, Slovenia, 2001-2009 |
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In the 2001-2009 period, 21 % of Slovenian medium-sized and large enterprises sourced or were planning to source their business activities to foreign markets. |
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| 29.12.2008 |
Inward Statistics on Foreign Affiliates, Slovenia, 2005 |
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In 2005 there were 1,798 foreign affiliates in Slovenia. They created 20.6% of turnover and 16.4% of investments. |
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| 5.11.2008 |
Enterprise Groups, Slovenia, 2006 - provisional data |
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In 2006, 1,883 all-resident enterprise groups and 2,171 multinational enterprise groups (429 domestically and 1,742 foreign controlled) were identified in Slovenia on the basis of available resources. |
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| 20.9.2007 |
Enterprise Groups, Slovenia, 2005 (provisional data) |
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The results of the pilot project showed that in Slovenia 421 all-resident enterprise groups, 536 domestically controlled truncated groups and 2,528 foreign controlled truncated groups were identified in 2005. |
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