Small firms and local economic networks : the death of the local economy?
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Small firms and local economic networks : the death of the local economy?
Paul Chapman Publishing, c1994
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [189]-200) and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book examines the relationships between small businesses, large businesses and their local economies. The wide-ranging examination is based on data collected from over 400 businesses
in seven contrasting localities in the United Kingdom. All the owner-managers and large organization representatives were interviewed face-to-face and background data was collected from numerous other individuals and sources.
The authors' findings have profound implications for theory and policy. They question the applicability of models of the changing economy such as 'industrial districts' idealized in much of the recent literature. The results also have implications for those agencies based on the locality attempting to reach small businesses as well as government policies attempting economic development.
Table of Contents
Local Economies
Localities and Small Firms
Inter-Firm Linkages and Local Economies
A New Study of Local Economies
Small Firms, Their Owners and Relations with Localities
Large Firms, Localities and Small Firms
Enterprise and Locality in the 1990s
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