Owners of bigger small businesses seem to be more interested in expanding and in increasing productivity than owners of micro businesses are.
A research unit at Guardian Life Insurance Company of New York, New York, has published that finding in a report based on a survey of business owners with 2 to 99 employees.
Businesses with 2 to 9 employees tend to revolve around the owner, and they typically generate 100% to 400% more revenue per employee than businesses with 50 to 99 employees, according to the Guardian research unit.