The forecast for the number of self-employed persons engaged in high R&D intensive activities in France from 2024 to 2028 remains constant at 3,000 persons each year. This indicates a stable trend without any expected fluctuation within this forecasting period. By comparison, the 2023 numbers are not provided in this dataset, but given there is no change forecasted, the figures likely were similar. The stability suggests a lack of anticipated growth or decline in self-employment in high R&D sectors over these years.

Future trends to watch for:

Emerging technologies that may lead to an increase in self-employment opportunities within these sectors.
Government policy changes, particularly those fostering innovation and entrepreneurship, which could impact self-employment levels.
Economic factors such as funding availability for startups, which could either constrain or promote growth.