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What do you think will be the major limiting factor for the European electronics industry over the coming year?
Lack of entrepreneurship
    15%
Lack of management vision
    33%
Lack of competent staff
    7%
Lack of funding
    18%
Lack of demand
    19%
Some other factor
    8%
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