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The number of business start-ups per inhabitant in urban areas is higher than in rural areas, but the former are less likely to survive. The differences are mainly due to sectoral differences: Start-up and survival probabilities differ because of varying market entry costs. Accordingly, business start-ups per inhabitant are only of limited significance for the relative economic development of region types.
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