High-Growth Entrepreneurs, Also Known as "Gazelles," Receive Heightened Attention from Policy-Makers

High-growth entrepreneurs, also known as "gazelles," receive heightened attention from policy-makers because:

A) their firms have an average annual growth rate of 20%.
B) they contribute a small number of jobs created by new firms.
C) their firms account for approximately 10% of the world's GDP.
D) their firms contribute a disproportionate share of all new jobs created by new firms.
E) they are mostly located in the European Union and the Middle East & North Africa.