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Some say that small businesses are the biggest creator of jobs, while some say it's large corporations.
In fact, it's the middle market companies — those between small and big businesses, with between $10 million and $1 billion in revenues — that have played the biggest role in the recovery.
Anil Makhaija, director of the National Center for the Middle Market, shared with us the PowerPoint presentation he delivered at GE's Middle Market Summit this morning, where he points out how the sector grew employment by 3.8 percent last year, versus 2.5 percent in small and 0.8 percent in large firms.
These firms are also growing three times as fast as companies listed on the S&P 500.
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Mid-sized firms created 41 million jobs during the crisis.
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More than half say they don't have sufficient access to capital markets.
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