Just 1% of start-up companies create 40% of new jobs - a far smaller number of companies than had been thought - a World Economic Forum (WEF) study has found.
The WEF said governments looking for growth through entrepreneurship should examine what made these successful.
It said that they should do this rather than "replicate Silicon Valley".
Last month Prime Minister David Cameron told would-be entrepreneurs "now is the time" to launch their business.
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