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The Number of Young People went to the UK with their own shops, with up to 700% in 10 years, research suggests.

In 2009, 491 establishments Young People were there, now there is 4,152, OneFamily found.

These include tech companies, clothing lines and make-up brands, the Financial Services provider said.

George Bailey , 19, runs his own company, said: "I think tech and Social Media is easier for Young People to start their own business. "

George started his own business, coral glasses, power glasses, made from 100% recycled waste plastic, and fishing nets.

He told Radio 1 Newsbeat: "At the beginning, it started as a side project. It can be hard to juggle, because I initially ran it on My Own with my co-founder. But with the time gone, we have some more people working with us, which makes it easier. "

As well as his own business and George is a study of the philosophy, politics and Economics at the University of East Anglia .

"There are some difficulties. I am always studying, or do things with The Company , which can be difficult, but I chose a field that I enjoy, and it is to see that there is an impact. "

The University has an entrepreneurial Fund, where they help young companies and invested £50,000 in the start-up.

"It does not Surprise Me , there are more Young People with companies," adds George .

"In the year 2019 we have seen, Young People who are passionate about Social Media and the climate, and there are many opportunities for Young People to put the issues you are voicing in a refueling of its technology or sustainable economy. "

According to the study, every fifth (19%) Young People prefer to be their own boss than work for Someone Else .

George says: "We can set Our Own goals, it's great that we have someone in front of us, what to do, and we can ensure that we get everything from an ethical perspective. "

He says there are other sustainable eyewear goods are options, but you don't look so good.

"We try to ensure that style and sustainability. "

OneFamily received his data through a Freedom of Information request to Companies House , which keeps a register of all UK companies.

The Company found 4,152 British Young People (aged 16-19), who were a private company in the year 2018 and 491 adolescents, the Directors of The Company in the year 2009.

The Company also 2,001 people surveyed between the ages of 13 to 19 years old.

Nici Audhlam-Gardiner, from OneFamily, said: "Generation Z were born after Google and grew up with Social Media , so it is no surprise that can help these Young People with their networks, build their career. "

entrepreneurs such as the former CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs , Sir Richard Branson , and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, were, said one of the inspiring figures for Young People .

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