Table:
industry and naics code
employment threshold (number)a
companies (number)b
products or processes
products
any processesc

any good or service
new goods
new services

yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no

all industries, 21-23, 31-33, 42-81
5
1273330
15.4
84.6
9.4
90.6
5.6
94.4
7
93
11.7
88.3

10
778108
16.8
83.2
10.3
89.7
6.8
93.3
7.4
92.6
12.6
87.4

20
398208
17.6
82.4
11.2
88.8
7.2
92.9
7.7
92.3
13.1
86.9

50
140203
19.3
80.7
12.3
87.7
9.1
90.8
7.2
92.6
14.9
85.1

manufacturing industries, 31-33
5
104217
32
68
23
77
20.6
79.4
10.4
89.3
24.2
75.8

10
77128
34.7
65.3
25.3
74.7
23
77.1
11
88.7
26.5
73.5

20
49359
38.3
61.7
28.8
71.2
26.2
73.9
11.3
88.2
28.5
71.5

50
22075
44.8
55.2
34.5
65.5
32.8
67.4
11.6
87.6
32.4
67.6

nonmanufacturing industries, 21-23, 42-81
5
1169113
14
86
8.2
91.8
4.2
95.8
6.7
93.3
10.5
89.5

10
700980
14.8
85.2
8.7
91.3
5
95.1
7
93
11
89

20
348850
14.6
85.4
8.7
91.3
4.5
95.6
7.2
92.8
10.9
89.1

50
118128
14.6
85.4
8.1
91.9
4.7
95.2
6.4
93.6
11.6
88.4

Statement: using the 10 employee threshold with the 2014 brdis data would increase the u.s. innovation rates for the total of all industries from 15% to 17% for product or process innovations.
Question: using the 10 employee threshold with the 2014 brdis data would increase the u.s. innovation rates for the total of all industries, how many percent for product or process innovations?
Answer: [16.8]